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Definition of practically - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
closenessalmost, nearly
- The room was practically empty during the meeting..
2.
actualityin reality rather than theory
- Practically, the plan was a success.
Expressions with practically
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in terms of practical matters
Practically speaking, we need more time to finish the project.
Origin of practically
Latin, practicus (practical)
Terms with practically included in their meaning
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cannot export
not able to be exported legally or practically
construction
area in a place that can be practically used for activities
application
point where theory is applied practically
theoretical aspect
in a theoretical way, not practically
finished outcome
practically finished except for the final emotional reaction
practicality
able to be done or achieved practically
practicality
capable of being done practically
practical use
able to be applied or used practically
practically
in a way that can be used
Examples of practically in a sentence
She was practically crying with joy. Practically, it was a done deal. The project was practically complete.
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- French:pratiquement, en réalité, ...
- German:fast, tatsächlich, ...
- Italian:quasi, in pratica, ...
- Spanish:casi, en realidad, ...
- Portuguese:quase, na prática, ...
- Chinese:几乎, 实际上, ...
- Japanese:ほとんど, 実際に, ...
- Arabic:تَقْرِيبًا, فعليا, ...
- Hebrew:כִּמְעַט, לְמַעֲשֶׂה, ...
- Russian:практически, фактически, ...
- Ukrainian:практично, фактично, ...
- Hindi:लगभग, वास्तव में, ...
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