eupractic, a. rare.
(juːˈpræktɪk)
[f. Gr. εὖ well + πρᾱκ-, πράσσειν to do, act: cf. practic.]
Inclined to act rightly.
| 1833 Carlyle Diderot Misc. (1857) III. 215 An easy laconic gentleman..good-humoured, eupeptic, and eupractic. |
eupractic, a. rare.
(juːˈpræktɪk)
[f. Gr. εὖ well + πρᾱκ-, πράσσειν to do, act: cf. practic.]
Inclined to act rightly.
| 1833 Carlyle Diderot Misc. (1857) III. 215 An easy laconic gentleman..good-humoured, eupeptic, and eupractic. |
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