Logical
Practical
Practical adjective - Willing to see things as they really are and deal with them sensibly.
Usage example: a practical caseworker who doesn't spend a lot of time philosophizing while doing social work in the inner city
Logical and practical are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Logical" instead the word "Practical" as an adjective or an adverb.
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Both words in one sentence
- With all those traits to him, a Bat credit card is actually rather logical and practical for him to have, so what's so anger-inducing about it?
Source: Running Gagged - Although a lot of times Sokka will act on instinct and emotion, oftentimes, he is actually very practical and logical in the non-straw sense.
Source: Straw Vulcan - Many of their badges serve no real practical or logical purpose but are nonetheless awesome and depending on the badge they're working on, Isabella and the other girls can pull random skills connected to said badge out of nowhere.
Source: Inexplicably Awesome
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