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virtually▼adverb
almost

practicality▼noun
state of being practical or feasible

down-to-earth▼adjective
practical; realistic

practicable▼adjective
available for use; accessible or employable

practicable▼adjective
serving a useful function; functional or handy

practical▼adjective
based on practice or action rather than theory or hypothesis

practical▼adjective
being likely to be effective and applicable to a real situation

practitioner▼noun
person who practices a profession or art

apprenticeship▼

custom and practice▼noun

practice▼noun
actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory

practice▼noun
an ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession

practice▼noun
customary action, habit, or behaviour

practice▼noun
repetition of an activity to improve skill

practicum▼noun
college course

praxis▼noun
practical application of learning

usage▼noun
habit or accepted practice

usage▼noun
the way words are spoken or written in a community

practicum▼noun
college course

houseman intern▼

student teacher▼

learner▼noun
one that is learning

practiser▼noun
one who practises

trainee▼noun
someone being formally trained in a workplace

practise▼verb
to perform or observe in a habitual fashion

practise▼verb
to pursue (a career, especially law, fine art or medicine)

antimissile▼adjective
designed to destroy another missile in flight

snow groomer▼noun
snow groomer

snowcat▼noun
vehicle

refractory period▼

refraction▼noun
bending of any wave

refractometer▼noun
instrument used to measure the refractive index

Republic of Iraq▼noun
official name of Iraq

Matchbox▼

diverse▼adjective
various

omnifarious▼adjective
of all forms

multifariously▼

sundrily▼

Samothrace▼noun
island

serac▼noun
sharp tower of ice