Pronunciation: /prækˈtɪkələti/
noun the quality of being able to be put into practice or used effectively; usefulness
A1 The practicality of using a map is important when traveling in a foreign country.
A2 She always considers the practicality of her outfit before going out.
B1 The practicality of investing in solar panels is becoming more evident as energy costs rise.
B2 When designing a new product, it is crucial to balance innovation with practicality.
C1 The architect's design prioritized aesthetics without sacrificing practicality.
C2 In the field of engineering, practicality is often more important than theoretical knowledge.
adjective practical
A1 The teacher emphasized the practicality of using simple tools in the classroom.
A2 She appreciated the practicality of having a checklist to keep track of her tasks.
B1 The company chose to prioritize practicality over aesthetics when designing their new product.
B2 His decision to buy a hybrid car was based on the practicality of saving money on gas.
C1 The architect's design focused on the practicality of maximizing natural light in the building.
C2 The chef's recipes are known for their practicality, using simple ingredients to create delicious dishes.
formal The design of the new building prioritizes practicality over aesthetics.
informal I always choose clothes based on practicality rather than style.
slang Who needs fancy gadgets when you can just go for practicality?
figurative In the realm of emotions, practicality often takes a backseat to passion.
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