Nonsense
Nonsense noun - Language, behavior, or ideas that are absurd and contrary to good sense.
Practical and nonsense are semantically related. in matter-of-fact topic. In some cases you can replace term "Practical" with "Nonsense", this nouns are similar.
Nearby Word: nonsensical
Both words in one sentence
- Belisarius in the Belisarius Series is a no-nonsense Combat Pragmatist who just wanted to be a blacksmith but as he can't do that, makes war in as practical a way as possible.
Source: Consummate Professional - Queen Elizabeth II is the blue oni - blue is her favorite color and all - since she is so prim and proper, always practical and no-nonsense.
Source: Red Oni Blue Oni / Real Life -
General James Ironwood, leader of the Atlas Military is perhaps the only character to use a non-descript (but very powerful) handgun, with no apparent bells or whistles, reflecting the practical, no-nonsense attitude expected of a highly ranked military officer.
Source: Weapon of Choice
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