In a way that is opposed to pragmatism; in a manner emphasizing principles over practical results.
From antipragmatic + -ally (adverb suffix). This creates the adverbial form, allowing the concept to modify verbs and describe how actions are performed or how people approach problems.
When someone argues 'this is the right thing to do' instead of 'this will work,' they're speaking antipragmatically—it's morality first, consequences second!
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