pragmatize
/præɡˈmætɪzaɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to give a practical or pragmatic interpretation to something
“The politician’s speech was criticized for trying to pragmatize a complex issue.”
2. verb
to apply pragmatic principles or thinking to a situation or problem
“The team was tasked with learning to pragmatize their approach to solving environmental issues.”
3. verb
to interpret or treat something in a practical or pragmatic way
“The article attempted to pragmatize the concept of climate change for a general audience.”
4. noun
the act of giving a practical or pragmatic interpretation to something
“The pragmatization of the policy was met with mixed reactions from the public.”
5. noun
the application of pragmatic principles or thinking to a situation or problem
“The team’s pragmatization of their approach led to significant improvements in efficiency.”
6. noun
the interpretation or treatment of something in a practical or pragmatic way
“The pragmatization of the concept of climate change was crucial for raising awareness.”