Synonym: about, advantageously, almost, basically, essentially, nearly, profitably, really, usefully. Antonym: theoretically. Similar words: practical, practice, in practice, out of practice, practitioner, politically, dramatically, automatically. Meaning: ['præktɪklɪ] 
adv. 1. almost; nearly 2. in a practical manner 3. (degree adverb used before a noun phrase) for all practical purposes but not completely.
adv. 1. almost; nearly 2. in a practical manner 3. (degree adverb used before a noun phrase) for all practical purposes but not completely. 
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91 As frailty increases that kind of basic tending by the family may ease the terminal phase for everyone, practically and emotionally.
92 Ion channels are found in the membranes of practically all cells, but they are particularly important for neurons.
93 He had the same pumping swagger that practically every young defendant in the Bronx affected, the Pimp Roll.
94 Practically speaking, we ritually verify what is there, and are disposed to call it reality.
95 I crushed up the cockroach in my clothes and practically ripped my blouse off, there in open sunlight.
96 Yet he was so thin he practically needed reverse liposuction.
97 The receptionist had obviously recognised him too, had practically fallen over herself to bat her long dark eyelashes at him.
98 During the past couple of years,[http://sentencedict.com/practically.html] Jerry had practically become his younger alter ego.
99 I had been practically living in a studio for years and had not seen my children grow. Jeetendra 
100 The pragmatist is more flexible, recognising that exceptions do arise and must be practically catered for.
101 The ground was frozen, and digging foundations was practically impossible in such drastic weather conditions.
102 Jaq suspected that their recycling and export trade had practically become instinctive.
103 In the last hectic weeks before the show started we were practically living in the theatre to get it ready on time.
104 The house was filthy, she realized, practically falling to pieces.
105 Butter and cheese were made on practically every farm and even the cottager killed and salted his own bacon.
106 Rounding the third aisle, catching up on months of gossip, we practically hit her with our shopping cart.
107 This preparatory work was practically complete at the outbreak of war and authority was given a few days before for completion.
108 Marsalis renders it with such bounce and joy that he practically devours it.
109 Doris Howell recently suffered the shock of losing her sight practically overnight and finds everyday things difficult to cope with.
110 It just caught me by the scruff of the neck and practically hammered my guts out.
111 The octave combinations are practically confined, in the small orchestra(sentencedict.com), to 1. Double bass and bassoon. 2.
112 When I went to Webber Douglas they practically fell on any man as a rare species.
113 The station was practically empty of people and Emily felt so alone as she stepped on to the train.
114 And the prevailing compensation structure in practically all businesses reinforces this attitude because it is heavily biased towards managerial positions and titles.
115 It had been refitted with a low-watt bulb practically too dim to see by, in order to save electricity.
116 Practically every scheduled flight is sold out, including extra flights.
117 As a result of her actions, Amelia became even more popular and within a short time was practically running Ogontz.
118 After money is transferred out of the U.S., it's practically irretrievable.
119 The octave combinations are practically confined, in the small orchestra, to 1.
120 The nature of the market practically guarantees that such a day will come.
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