What is another word for practicably?

Pronunciation: [pɹˈaktɪkəblɪ] (IPA)

Practicably is an adverb that means "in a practical manner" or "in a way that is feasible or achievable." There are several synonyms for this word that you can use to add variety to your writing or conversation. Some of these synonyms include realistically, feasibly, effectively, achievable, efficiently, workably, usefully, and productively. Each of these words communicates the idea that something can be done in a practical way, whether it's solving a problem or achieving a goal. By incorporating these synonyms into your language, you can express yourself more clearly while avoiding repetition.

What are the opposite words for practicably?

Practicably means something that is capable of being done, accomplished, or put into practice. The antonyms for practicably are impractically, impossibly, unfeasibly, unrealistically, and unworkably. Impractically means something that is not practical, suitable, or capable of being executed effectively. Impossibly means something that is totally unrealistic and unachievable. Unfeasibly means something that is impossible to realize, infeasible or unworkable. Unrealistically means something that is not based on reality, unreasonably or not justified by facts. Unworkably means something that is not feasible or incapable of being put into practice. All these antonyms reflect a situation that is challenging and difficult to execute.

What are the antonyms for Practicably?

Usage examples for Practicably

After a most ingenious speech, he concluded by moving, that the present meeting was of opinion, that the right of voting for Members of Parliament could be safely and practicably extended only to householders paying direct taxes to Church and State, and that it should be recommended to the Reformers throughout the country to petition for a Reform of the Commons' House of Parliament, upon the plan of householder suffrage.
"Memoirs of Henry Hunt, Esq. Volume 3"
Henry Hunt
One would have thought the natural method in a plan of reformation would be, to take the present existing estimates as they stand; and then to show what may be practicably and safely defalcated from them.
"The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Vol. I. (of 12)"
Edmund Burke
Yet these were very practicably compatible with the alternations of importance in being driven about in her father's barouche, taking Aggie Townsend up on the road, and "setting her down at the small gray house."
"The Other Girls"
Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney

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