pragmarize
/præɡˈmætɪzaɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to make or become practical or useful, often by simplifying or eliminating theoretical or abstract aspects
“The company decided to pragmatize their business plan to make it more feasible for investors.”
2. verb
to interpret or deal with something in a practical and realistic way, often by ignoring or downplaying its theoretical or ideal aspects
“The politician’s critics accused her of pragmatizing the issue to gain public support.”
3. verb
to make or become more efficient or effective, often by reducing waste or eliminating unnecessary complexity
“The new management team worked to pragmatize the company’s operations and improve its bottom line.”