Effective
Effective adjective - Producing or capable of producing a desired result.
In practice and effective are semantically related. In some cases you can use "In practice" instead an adjective "Effective".
In practice
In practice adverb - In practical applications.
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Synonyms for In practice
Effective and in practice are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Effective" instead an adjective phrase "In practice".
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Related pairs
- practical and effective
- practical and in practice
- essential and effective
- essential and in practice
- pragmatic and effective
- pragmatic and in practice
- tacit and effective
- tacit and in practice
- implied and effective
- implied and in practice
- implicit and effective
- implicit and in practice
- in force and effective
- in force and in practice
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In practice it's not as effective as the trope would indicate, but its HP-steal special, along with the fact that it IS still effective in combat, mean it has a lot of fans.
Source: Chainsaw Good -
In practice, Luxembourg was ruled as a German rear garrison with a permanent population, with all effective power being held by the military.
Source: Useful Notes / Luxembourg - In practice, though, she is mostly useless, and is most effective against shields and mechanized units, which don't come until Tech Level 3.
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