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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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practically [Am ˈpræktək(ə)li, Brit ˈpraktɪkli] ADV

1. practically (almost, virtually):

practically
practically
in practically every country in the world
she practically forced me
he's practically the only one she trusts
he's practically the only one she trusts
he practically broke my arm!
have you finished? — practically

2.1. practically (in a practical way):

practically consider/think

2.2. practically (by experience):

practically
knowledge gained practically
I was practically tearing my hair out
I was practically tearing my hair out
his eyes practically bugged out when he saw her
her chances are practically nonexistent
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she's very practically minded
practically
she's very practically minded

in the PONS Dictionary

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practically [ˈpræktɪkəli, Am -kli] ADV

1. practically (almost):

practically

2. practically (of a practical nature):

to be practically based
to be practically minded
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in the PONS Dictionary

practically [ˈpræk·tɪk·li] ADV

1. practically (almost):

practically

2. practically (of a practical nature):

to be practically based
to be practically minded