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practically

[prak-tik-lee] / ˈpræk tɪk li /


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Gosling is typically terrific, but “Project Hail Mary” is practically tailor-made for his brand of disarming allure.

From Salon

It’s a notable shift from the industry giant that practically invented the consumer market when it unleashed ChatGPT, which is still the most popular AI product ever made.

From The Wall Street Journal

Before they get to scholarship level, players would be assessed at 14 to see what education pathway suits them - whether they are academic or more practically inclined.

From BBC

By now, practically every professional investor has probably seen a table showing stock-market selloffs driven by previous geopolitical shocks have tended to be short-lived, he said.

From MarketWatch

And I had greeted one of our group by name, practically admitted a special relationship between us, when the cardinal rule of the underground was .

From Literature