ultrapractical

English

Etymology

From ultra- +‎ practical.

Adjective

ultrapractical (comparative more ultrapractical, superlative most ultrapractical)

  1. Extremely practical.
    • 1947, Anne Frank, The Diary of a Young Girl, page 66:
      Mr. Dussel was speechless in the face of such ingenuity, and could do nothing but gaze around in surprise as he explored the rest of our lovely and ultrapractical Annex.
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