Practical ( adjective , adjective , adjective )

(As an adjective)

Practical ( adjective )

Of or concerned with actual use or practice.

Origin:

Middle english practik, from anglo-french practique, from latin practicus skilled in action, from greek praktikos, from prassein to do.

Examples:

1. He gave a practical demonstration.
2. She had a practical approach.
3. He had a practical understanding.
4. She had practical experience.
5. He had a practical solution.

(As an adjective)

Practical ( adjective )

Of or concerned with actual use or practice.

Origin:

Middle english practik, from anglo-french practique, from latin practicus skilled in action, from greek praktikos, from prassein to do.

Examples:

1. He gave a practical demonstration.
2. She had a practical approach.
3. He had a practical understanding.
4. She had practical experience.
5. He had a practical solution.

(As an adjective)

Practical ( adjective )

Of or concerned with actual use or practice.

Origin:

Middle english practik, from anglo-french practique, from latin practicus skilled in action, from greek praktikos, from prassein to do.

Examples:

1. He gave a practical demonstration.
2. She had a practical approach.
3. He had a practical understanding.
4. She had practical experience.
5. He had a practical solution.