highly pragmatic

Frequency: 7.518.3 per million words

Emphasizes a strong and often admirable quality of being practical.

pragmaticADVERB + pragmatic

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  • The CEO's decision-making process is highly pragmatic, focusing on tangible results.
  • His approach to the budget crisis was highly pragmatic, prioritizing immediate needs.
  • To succeed in this competitive market, one must be highly pragmatic and adaptable.
  • She offered a highly pragmatic solution that addressed the core of the problem.
  • The new educational policy aims to be highly pragmatic, preparing students for real-world challenges.
  • Despite his idealistic vision, he remained highly pragmatic when it came to implementation.
  • Being highly pragmatic often means making difficult but necessary choices for the greater good.
  • The team leader is known for her highly pragmatic leadership style, always seeking efficiency.
  • They adopted a highly pragmatic strategy to navigate the unexpected economic downturn.
  • A highly pragmatic mindset is essential for effective problem-solving in complex situations.