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pragmatist

/ˈpræɡ.mə.tɪst/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma pessoa que adota uma abordagem prática e orientada para resultados na resolução de problemas, ou um seguidor da doutrina filosófica do pragmatismo.

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noun

/ˈpræɡ.mə.tɪst/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma pessoa que adota uma abordagem prática e orientada para resultados na resolução de problemas, ou um seguidor da doutrina filosófica do pragmatismo.

A noun referring to a person who adopts a practical, results-oriented approach to problems, or an adherent of the philosophical doctrine of pragmatism.

  1. Philosophical followerC1formal

    A person who adheres to the philosophical doctrine of pragmatism, which evaluates theories or beliefs in terms of their practical consequences.

    ptPragmatista

    • William James was a famous pragmatist in American philosophy.
    • As a pragmatist, she believed that truth is what works in practice.
    • The debate between the idealist and the pragmatist was fascinating.
  2. Practical problem-solverB2formal

    A person who takes a practical, results-oriented approach to problems, focusing on what works rather than on theory or ideals.

    ptPragmático

    • He is a pragmatist who always looks for the most efficient solution.
    • In business, being a pragmatist often leads to better outcomes.
    • She is a pragmatist, so she chose the option that guaranteed success.

    Sinônimosdoerproblem solverrealistutilitarian

    Antônimosdogmatistdreameridealisttheoristutopian

Formas
  • pragmatists plural form
  • pragmatists' possessive plural form
  • pragmatist's possessive singular form
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