pràcticament is an adverb in the Catalan language. It is derived from the word "pràctic," meaning practical. The adverb "pràcticament" translates most closely to "practically" or "virtually" in English. It is used to indicate that something is almost entirely or for all intents and purposes true, even if not literally or absolutely so. For example, one might say "pràcticament fet" which means "practically done" or "almost finished." It can also convey a sense of approximation or a close resemblance. Another common usage is in phrases like "pràcticament impossible," meaning "practically impossible" or "virtually impossible." The adverb adds a nuance of near completion or near certainty to a statement. It is a versatile word used in everyday conversation and writing to describe situations that are very close to a certain state or outcome.