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pragmatic

adjective as in sensible

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Doing so is a pragmatic as well as a moral necessity lest the voters’ patience and generosity run out.

Denialism is slowly being replaced by something more pragmatic — and a lot closer to what Taylor had described as eco-supremacy.

From Salon

Carsley said that Gomes controls games with his technique rather than his physicality and with Tuchel favouring football which can at times be described as pragmatic, it could be that Gomes is one who has more work to do than others to impress the new manager.

From BBC

What the 2020 primary ultimately showed is that Democratic voters are pragmatic; they responded to what they thought the general electorate wanted, and put aside their own preferences in order to do so.

From Slate

“There weren’t many in that pragmatic middle space where you are literally saying, ‘We’ve got this much money, where would we be best putting it?’,”

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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