different between pragmatically vs apragmatically
pragmatically
English
Etymology
From pragmatic +? -ally.
Adverb
pragmatically (comparative more pragmatically, superlative most pragmatically)
- In a pragmatic manner.
- "Well, there's no use crying over spilt milk," she said pragmatically.
- In terms of pragmatics.
- a pragmatically irrelevant proposition
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apragmatically
English
Etymology
a- +? pragmatically
Adverb
apragmatically (not comparable)
- (rare) Not pragmatically.
apragmatically From the web:
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