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pragmatical

/pɹæɡˈmætɪkəl/

pragmatical adjective: relating to affairs of state. Also the alternative form of pragmatic.

Adjective

pragmatical (comparative more pragmatical, superlative most pragmatical)

  1. Relating to affairs of state.

Also used as

pragmatical is also the alternative form of pragmatic.

Forms of pragmatical

comparativemore pragmatical
superlativemost pragmatical

Origin of pragmatical

From Late Latin pragmaticus + -al. By surface analysis, pragmatic + -al.

Words formed from pragmatical

Questions about pragmatical

What does pragmatical mean?
Pragmatical means relating to affairs of state.
What part of speech is pragmatical?
Pragmatical is an adjective.
How do you pronounce pragmatical?
Pragmatical is pronounced /pɹæɡˈmætɪkəl/.

Words near pragmatical in the dictionary

  1. pragmata
  2. pragmatic
  3. pragmatic language impairment
  4. pragmatic sanction
  5. pragmatic sanctions
  6. pragmatical
  7. pragmaticalisation
  8. pragmaticalisations
  9. pragmaticalise
  10. pragmaticality
  11. pragmaticalization

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