applied

[əˈplaɪd]

applied Definition

• 1. put to practical use; practical rather than theoretical
• 2. relating to or concerned with concrete problems or data rather than with fundamental principles

Using applied: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "applied" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  She has a degree in applied mathematics.

• Example

  The course focuses on applied linguistics.

• Example

  The research has both theoretical and applied aspects.

• Example

  Applied science is concerned with the practical application of scientific knowledge.

applied Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for applied

• practical
• functional
• utilitarian
• applicable
• usable

Antonyms for applied

• theoretical
• abstract
• impractical

Phrases with applied

• applied arts

  artistic creations that have practical use, such as industrial design, graphic design, fashion design, and interior design

  Example

  The museum has a collection of applied arts from different periods.

• applied research

  research aimed at solving practical problems or developing new technologies

  Example

  The company invests heavily in applied research to improve their products.

• applied psychology

  the application of psychological principles and theories to solve practical problems in areas such as education, business, and health

  Example

  The school offers a master's degree in applied psychology.

Origins of applied

from Latin 'applicare', meaning 'to apply'

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Summary: applied in Brief

The term 'applied' [əˈplaɪd] refers to something that is put to practical use or concerned with concrete problems or data. It is often used in academic fields like mathematics and linguistics, as well as in scientific research. Phrases like 'applied arts,' 'applied research,' and 'applied psychology' denote specific areas of practical application. 'Applied' is synonymous with 'practical' and 'functional,' and antonymous with 'theoretical' and 'abstract.'