Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Practical"

A: https://www.thefreedictionary.com/practical

A: Related to action rather than thought, e.g. a practical person is one who finds ways of doing things that work

A: important or needed

A: Practical means like possible. Like able to be done easily.

A: Useful. Helpful.

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A: "The way you're using that item isn't practical." "For all practical purposes, we have an unlimited supply of air to breathe."

A: " That is very practical. "
" Tom have Mary some practical advice. "
" His idea is very practical. "
" You should try to see things from the practical point of view. "
" Is this some kind of practical joke ? "

A: "Using a fork while eating can be very practical"

"Having internet on your phone can be pretty practical sometimes"

A: Practical - realistic, can be achieved, in the real physical world.

It’s not practical to have a swimming pool because the back yard is too small.

It is good for students to read books about science but they should also get some practical experience by doing experiments

Pragmatic - being realistic when making plans.

Sarah was pragmatic, she knew she could not keep playing professional basketball forever, so she saved money and studied part time at university.

John wanted to quit his job but he had be pragmatic - he still had a mortgage to pay. He would have to keep working for another six months.

A: They are very close synonyms, and can be used interchangeably. "pragmatic" applies more to a method or theory, whereas "practical" would be used more often when describing actual applications. Don't worry about it too much though, they are very similar :)

A: Practical means a reasonably easy solution to a problem (whether it works well or not). Practical also refers to a person who routinely solves problems or tasks by themself.
You use "practical" to distinguish your meaning from "theoretical". Eg "My father was a practical man, he could fix any problem" vs "My lecturer was a theoretical man, he had wide ranging knowledge of his topic"
Practicable means a solution to a problem that actually does work, no matter the difficulty. A solution that will get the job done, whether or not it is easy or quick or cheap. The word is often used in the negative sense, ie "not practicable".
Eg "We could build the bridge using a million tiny lego blocks- but I don't think that's very practicable"

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A: Practical matters are things that you put into practice, that is, things that you actually do. It is not theory or discussion or plans. Those are hypothetical matters. But when you actually do something, carry out a plan, act based on your beliefs, these are practical matters.