Synonyms for pragmatist
prag·ma·tist

Princeton's WordNet

1. pragmatistnoun

   an adherent of philosophical pragmatism

2. pragmatistnoun

   a person who takes a practical approach to problems and is concerned primarily with the success or failure of her actions

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1. • Realist

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1. Aaron Friedberg:

   From the Chinese point of view, there is real uncertainty about what to expect from Trump. They are not sure, i think they worry that the new administration could be tougher and/or less predictable than its predecessor. At the same time, they do continue to talk about Trump as a deal maker, Trump as a pragmatist, they see him as more potentially more flexible, less ideological and therefore someone with whom they can make a deal.

2. Leonid Reshetnikov:

   It's quite possible that Trump's advisor is a pragmatist and a realist, this is probably not an ordinary visit. He has probably received some instructions from the President-elect. I don't think that meetings at the highest level will take place, but (the possibility) cannot be excluded.

3. John Tantillo:

   If one is a journalist, it's all about the messaging. If one is a pragmatist, it's all about the marketing. If one is a voter, it's all about the results!

4. Shaul Bakhash:

   Rafsanjani is above all a pragmatist, a problem solver. He looks for ways to get things done.

5. Aaron Friedberg:

   I think they worry that the new administration could be tougher and/or less predictable than its predecessor. At the same time, they do continue to talk about Trump as a deal maker, Trump as a pragmatist, they see him as more potentially more flexible, less ideological and therefore someone with whom they can make a deal.