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pragmatics

[prag-mat-iks] / prægˈmæt ɪks /


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Cornsilk told me that it is also a matter of pragmatics.

From New York Times

So it’s everything from the sociology, the etiquette, or what linguists call the pragmatics of it, to literally how to operate the system and set policies.

From The Verge

Those favoring more incremental change are sold as fair and pragmatics, given the general opposition that Republicans and older voters have toward free college tuition.

From Seattle Times

Essex County lawmakers, who say they have improved conditions at the jail, point to pragmatics.

From New York Times

The pragmatics are creating political momentum that might make it more difficult for Senate Republicans to resist impeachment.

From The New Yorker