1. Forward to intermeddle; impertinently officious in the concerns of others; having respect to merely material interests.

2. Pragmaticalness.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• pragmaticaly,
• oragmatical,
• lragmatical,
• -ragmatical,
• 0ragmatical,
• peagmatical,
• pdagmatical,
• pfagmatical,
• ptagmatical,
• p5agmatical,
• p4agmatical,
• pramatical,
• pragmatikal,
• dramatical,
• paragrahical,
• plazmatical,
• pnematical,
• prismatical,
• porsimatical,
• preglaical

• pragmatically,
• pregnant chad,
• prognostic,
• prismatic,
• prognathic,
• pregnant,
• pragmatist,
• pragmatic,
• pragmatics,
• pragmatism.

The adjective form of the word "pragmatical" is "pragmatic".

The plural form of the word "pragmatical" is "pragmaticals".

The singular form of the word "pragmatical" is "pragmatic"