ETYM French faisable, from faire to make or do, from Latin facere. Related to Fact, Feat.
Capable of being done with means at hand and circumstances as they are; SYN. practicable, viable, workable.

ETYM Latin practicus active, Greek, fit for doing or performing, practical, active, from prassein to do, work, effect: cf. French pratique, formerly also practique. Related to Pragmatic, Practice.
1. Concerned with actual use or practice.
2. Having or put to a practical purpose or use.

ETYM French, from Latin sensibilis, from sensus sense.
1. Acting with or showing thought and good sense; SYN. thoughtful.
2. Aware intuitively or intellectually of something sensed.
3. Readily perceived by the senses.
4. Able to feel or perceive; SYN. sensitive.

1. Being of use or service; SYN. utile.
2. Capable of being turned to use or account
3. Of great importance or use or service; SYN. valuable, of value.

ETYM Old Eng. praktike, practique, French pratique, formerly also, practique, Late Lat. practica, from Greek, practical. Related to Practical, Pratique, Pretty.
Period of exercise to develop a skill; condition of having such a skill through exercise; application of a skill, etc. as opposed to theory; customary action or proceeding; procedure; professional business and clientele of a doctor, lawyer, etc. (as distinct from practice).
1. A customary way of operation or behavior; SYN. pattern.
2. Knowledge of how something is customarily done.
3. The exercise of a profession.
4. Translating an idea into action.
5. An activity dedicated to repetition and improvement of a skill. + prikaži više