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realism

[ree-uh-liz-uhm] / ˈri É™ĖŒlÉŖz əm /
NOUN
authenticity
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ā€œHedda Gablerā€ marks the end of Ibsen’s great stretch of realism and paves the way for his late symbolist period, which includes the masterpieces ā€œThe Master Builderā€ and ā€œWhen We Dead Awaken.ā€

From Los Angeles Times

His administration’s National Security Strategy marks External link a paradigm shift toward hard-nose geopolitical realism to secure access to critical minerals and control chokepoints.

From Barron's

"It was never going to be a day for beautiful football. We played with realism, we showed spirit and fight. We did the basics well and came through."

From BBC

ā€œDarko is someone who likes to work in more of the intellectual, emotional space rather than realism. So a lot of it is about using the set in a more abstract way,ā€ said Santiago.

From Los Angeles Times

Instead, authors turned out a lot of flat, declarative prose; clipped, ā€œmasculineā€ dialogue; and a form of realism bound to personal experience.

From The Wall Street Journal