pragmatic
/praɡˈmatɪk/
dealing with things sensibly and realistically
pragmatic in a sentence
“She took a pragmatic view: ship the simple fix now, refine it later.”
Origin of pragmatic
Greek pragmatikos relating to fact, from pragma deed (from prassein to do)
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