Definition of praxis in English:

praxis

noun ˈpraksɪsˈpræksəs

mass nounformal

1Practice, as distinguished from theory.
〈正式〉实践（有别于理论），实际运用
modern political praxis is now thoroughly permeated with a productivist ethos
Example sentencesExamples
- There is nothing like it in the rest of the world: a single site that covers theory, praxis and practice in the discipline.
- He explores, through both theory and praxis, possible methods for moving from the realm of ‘telling’ students to ‘teaching’ students.
- There are no watertight theories of political praxis that are without contradictions and limitations.
- For if my argument here engages the question of aesthetic theory and political praxis in the thought of two particular men, it also hopes to consider the nature and power of affective art in general.
- Rhetoric is a practical discipline; it has a strong tradition that merges theory and praxis in the concrete conditions of performance, especially as these are realized in democratic societies.
2Accepted practice or custom.
习惯做法；惯例；常规
patterns of Christian praxis in Church and society
基督徒在教堂和社会中的习惯行为。
Example sentencesExamples
- To put flesh on the image of God that is the church in nepantla, I want to point to some signifiers that I observed in the praxis of my own ministry while serving a parish in San Antonio several years ago.
Synonyms
custom, practice, habit, tradition, convention, routine, rule, rite, ritual, observance, ordinance, ceremony, ceremonial

Origin

Late 16th century: via medieval Latin from Greek, literally 'doing', from prattein 'do'.

Rhymes

anaphylaxis, axis, taxis

Definition of praxis in US English:

praxis

nounˈpraksəsˈpræksəs

formal

1Practice, as distinguished from theory.
〈正式〉实践（有别于理论），实际运用
the gap between theory and praxis, text and world
Example sentencesExamples
- Rhetoric is a practical discipline; it has a strong tradition that merges theory and praxis in the concrete conditions of performance, especially as these are realized in democratic societies.
- There are no watertight theories of political praxis that are without contradictions and limitations.
- For if my argument here engages the question of aesthetic theory and political praxis in the thought of two particular men, it also hopes to consider the nature and power of affective art in general.
- He explores, through both theory and praxis, possible methods for moving from the realm of ‘telling’ students to ‘teaching’ students.
- There is nothing like it in the rest of the world: a single site that covers theory, praxis and practice in the discipline.
1. 1.1 Accepted practice or custom.
  习惯做法；惯例；常规
  patterns of Christian praxis in church and society
  基督徒在教堂和社会中的习惯行为。
  Example sentencesExamples
  To put flesh on the image of God that is the church in nepantla, I want to point to some signifiers that I observed in the praxis of my own ministry while serving a parish in San Antonio several years ago.
  Synonyms
  custom, practice, habit, tradition, convention, routine, rule, rite, ritual, observance, ordinance, ceremony, ceremonial

Origin

Late 16th century: via medieval Latin from Greek, literally ‘doing’, from prattein ‘do’.

词汇	praxis
释义	Definition of praxis in English: praxis noun ˈpraksɪsˈpræksəs mass nounformal 1Practice, as distinguished from theory. 〈正式〉实践（有别于理论），实际运用 modern political praxis is now thoroughly permeated with a productivist ethos Example sentencesExamples There is nothing like it in the rest of the world: a single site that covers theory, praxis and practice in the discipline. He explores, through both theory and praxis, possible methods for moving from the realm of ‘telling’ students to ‘teaching’ students. There are no watertight theories of political praxis that are without contradictions and limitations. For if my argument here engages the question of aesthetic theory and political praxis in the thought of two particular men, it also hopes to consider the nature and power of affective art in general. Rhetoric is a practical discipline; it has a strong tradition that merges theory and praxis in the concrete conditions of performance, especially as these are realized in democratic societies. 2Accepted practice or custom. 习惯做法；惯例；常规 patterns of Christian praxis in Church and society 基督徒在教堂和社会中的习惯行为。 Example sentencesExamples To put flesh on the image of God that is the church in nepantla, I want to point to some signifiers that I observed in the praxis of my own ministry while serving a parish in San Antonio several years ago. Synonyms custom, practice, habit, tradition, convention, routine, rule, rite, ritual, observance, ordinance, ceremony, ceremonial Origin Late 16th century: via medieval Latin from Greek, literally 'doing', from prattein 'do'. Rhymes anaphylaxis, axis, taxis Definition of praxis in US English: praxis nounˈpraksəsˈpræksəs formal 1Practice, as distinguished from theory. 〈正式〉实践（有别于理论），实际运用 the gap between theory and praxis, text and world Example sentencesExamples Rhetoric is a practical discipline; it has a strong tradition that merges theory and praxis in the concrete conditions of performance, especially as these are realized in democratic societies. There are no watertight theories of political praxis that are without contradictions and limitations. For if my argument here engages the question of aesthetic theory and political praxis in the thought of two particular men, it also hopes to consider the nature and power of affective art in general. He explores, through both theory and praxis, possible methods for moving from the realm of ‘telling’ students to ‘teaching’ students. There is nothing like it in the rest of the world: a single site that covers theory, praxis and practice in the discipline. 1.1 Accepted practice or custom. 习惯做法；惯例；常规 patterns of Christian praxis in church and society 基督徒在教堂和社会中的习惯行为。 Example sentencesExamples To put flesh on the image of God that is the church in nepantla, I want to point to some signifiers that I observed in the praxis of my own ministry while serving a parish in San Antonio several years ago. Synonyms custom, practice, habit, tradition, convention, routine, rule, rite, ritual, observance, ordinance, ceremony, ceremonial Origin Late 16th century: via medieval Latin from Greek, literally ‘doing’, from prattein ‘do’.
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