Impractically: meaning, definitions and examples

This word is used when something is done or planned in a way that is not practical or realistic.

• He dressed impractically for the cold weather, wearing only a light jacket
• The project was planned impractically, ignoring key logistical challenges

This word is used when ideas, expectations, or plans are not suited to the real world or practical situations.

• She set unrealistically high goals for her first marathon
• Planning to finish the project in one week was unrealistically optimistic

This word is used when someone acts or thinks in a way that is not based on reason or logical thinking.

• She reacted irrationally, screaming at everyone without listening to what had happened
• He spends money irrationally, often buying things he doesn't need

This word is used when something is not capable of being done or achieved; it's impossible or highly unlikely to work.

• Building a bridge across the entire ocean is an unfeasibly ambitious idea
• The budget cuts made the original plan unfeasibly expensive