practicality
UK: prækˈtɪkæləti | US: prækˈtɪkæləti
n. the quality or state of being practical; usefulness in real situations
n. a practical aspect or feature of something
The word "practicality" derives from "practical," which originates from the Greek "praktikos" (meaning "fit for action, practical"), via Late Latin "practicus." The suffix "-ity" (from Latin "-itas") transforms adjectives into nouns denoting a state or quality. Thus, "practicality" literally means "the quality of being practical," reflecting its focus on real-world applicability rather than theory.
The practicality of this design makes it ideal for everyday use.
She questioned the practicality of implementing such a complex system.
His approach combines creativity with practicality.
The car’s compact size adds to its practicality in urban areas.
Before investing, consider the practicality of the business plan.