real

Definition for real

adjective as in genuine in existence

Strongest matches

absolute, actual, authentic, certain, evident, for real, honest, legitimate, original, palpable, physical, positive, sincere, solid, substantial, substantive, true, undeniable

Strong matches

concrete, corporal, essential, existent, firm, material, present, right, sound, stable

Weak matches

bodily, bona fide, corporeal, de facto, embodied, existing, factual, heartfelt, in the flesh, incarnate, indubitable, intrinsic, irrefutable, live, perceptible, rightful, sensible, tangible, unaffected, undoubted, unfeigned, valid, veritable

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"This seems well done but the images look a little bit too perfect and staged to be real."

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He added that the talks were "tough and have yet to produce any real breakthrough", but noted that mediators were working hard to narrow the gaps between the two sides.

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"This is how I define success – hearing from real people."

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A new fantasy life emerges in front of her, before the line between her real and imagined lives begins to blur.

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"They are causing tremendous suffering that is prolonged over days, sometimes weeks. There seems to be a real pleasure being taken in causing pain."

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