1. pragmatic

adjective. ['prægˈmætɪk'] concerned with practical matters.

Rhymes with Pragmatic

• idiosyncratic
• electrostatic
• undiplomatic
• undemocratic
• semiautomatic
• monochromatic
• melodramatic
• austroasiatic
• asymptomatic
• technocratic
• symptomatic
• psychosomatic
• programmatic
• problematic
• posttraumatic
• homeostatic
• epigrammatic
• diagrammatic
• bureaucratic
• aristocratic
• systematic
• sensormatic
• pancreatic
• numismatic
• informatic
• hippocratic
• emblematic
• diplomatic
• democratic
• charismatic

How do you pronounce pragmatic?

Pronounce pragmatic as prægˈmætɪk.

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Sentences with pragmatic

1. Adjective
There are many styles and types of carpet meant for decorative and pragmatic purposes.

Quotes about pragmatic

1. Americans are pragmatic, relatively uncomplicated, hearty and given to broad humor.
- Herb Caen

2. pragmatic

noun. ['prægˈmætɪk'] an imperial decree that becomes part of the fundamental law of the land.

3. pragmatic

adjective. ['prægˈmætɪk'] guided by practical experience and observation rather than theory.

4. pragmatic

adjective. ['prægˈmætɪk'] of or concerning the theory of pragmatism.