Prácticamente (en. Practically)

/pɾak.ti.kaˈmen.te/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adverb

In a way that approaches reality or truth, although not absolutely.

The project is practically finished.

El proyecto está prácticamente terminado.

In a sense that leaves no doubt about its application to the situation.

Practically all the students passed the exam.

Prácticamente todos los estudiantes aprobaron el examen.

Almost, used to express that something is close to being true.

There are practically no resources available.

Prácticamente no hay recursos disponibles.

It derives from the Latin 'practicamentum', which means 'in a practical manner'.

practically impossible

Something that is very difficult to achieve.

prácticamente imposible

practically perfect

Almost completely perfect, without significant errors.

prácticamente perfecto

practically speaking

From a practical point of view or in practical terms.

prácticamente hablando

practice

Repeated exercise of an activity to improve.

práctica

to practice

To perform an activity repeatedly to acquire skills.

practicar

Almost certain

That exam is practically certain that you will pass.

Ese examen es prácticamente seguro que lo vas a aprobar.

Almost

I entered the cinema, and practically, the movie was already starting.

Entré al cine y, prácticamente, ya estaba empezando la película.