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Traditional English :: pragmatic
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pragmatist.html - adj. 1 dealing with matters with regard to their practical requirements or consequences. 2 treating the facts of history with reference to their practical lessons. 3 hist. of or relating to the affairs of a State. 4 (also pragmatical) a concerning pragmatism. b meddlesome. c dogmatic. pragmatic sanction hist. an imperial or royal ordinance issued as a fundamental law, esp. regarding a question of royal succession. pragmaticality n. pragmatically adv. [LL pragmaticus f. Gk pragmatikos f. pragma -matos deed] |
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Traditional English :: pragmatics
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pragmatist.html - n.pl. (usu. treated as sing.) the branch of linguistics dealing with language in use. |
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Traditional English :: pragmatism
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pragmatist.html - n. 1 a pragmatic attitude or procedure. 2 a philosophy that evaluates assertions solely by their practical consequences and bearing on human interests. pragmatist n. pragmatistic adj. [Gk pragma: see PRAGMATIC] |
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Traditional English :: pragmatize
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pragmatist.html - v.tr. (also -ise) 1 represent as real. 2 rationalize (a myth). |
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Traditional English :: pragmatic
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pragmatist.html - adj. 1 dealing with matters with regard to their practical requirements or consequences. 2 treating the facts of history with reference to their practical lessons. 3 hist. of or relating to the affairs of a State. 4 (also pragmatical) a concerning pragmatism. b meddlesome. c dogmatic. pragmatic sanction hist. an imperial or royal ordinance issued as a fundamental law, esp. regarding a question of royal succession. pragmaticality n. pragmatically adv. [LL pragmaticus f. Gk pragmatikos f. pragma -matos deed] |
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Traditional English :: pragmatics
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pragmatist.html - n.pl. (usu. treated as sing.) the branch of linguistics dealing with language in use. |
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