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Meaning
Adj
●
Relating to, or based on,
practice
or
action
rather than
theory
or hypothesis.
●
Being likely to be effective and
applicable
to a
real
situation
; able to be
put to
use.
●
Of a person, having skills or knowledge that are practical.
●
In Theater:
Of a
prop
: having some
degree
of
functionality
,
rather than
being a
mere
imitation.
●
In Film:
Light
fixtures
used for set
lighting
and seen
in the frame
of a
shot
as part of the scenery.
Noun
●
In British English:
A part of an
exam
or
series
of
exams
in which the
candidate
has to
demonstrate
their
practical
ability
●
In Theater:
A
prop
that has some
degree
of
functionality
,
rather than
being a
mere
imitation.
●
In Film:
A
light fixture
used for set
lighting
and seen
in the frame
of a
shot
as part of the scenery.
●
Laboratory
experiment
, test or investigation
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Etym
Antonyms
Theoretical
Impractical
Related
Feasible
Useful
Realistic
Functional
Economical
Efficient
Sensible
Convenient
Workable
Reasonable
Logical
Effective
Viable
Suitable
Helpful
Relevant
Reliable
Meaningful
Beneficial
Simple
Straightforward
Appropriate
Intuitive
Valuable
Productive
Applicable
Accurate
Possible
Scientific
Desirable
Precise
Sustainable
Affordable
Interesting
Rational
Laboratory
Experiment
Comprehensive
Flexible
Technical
Experimental
Internship
Basic
Robust
Essential
Task
Easy
Simulation
Versatile
Lab
Usable
Important
Theoretical
Test
Acceptable
Adequate
Advantageous
Clinical
Project
Work
Conceptual
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