Reality

What do we mean by reality?

The quality or state of being actual or true. noun

One, such as a person, an entity, or an event, that is actual. noun

The totality of all things possessing actuality, existence, or essence. noun

That which exists objectively and in fact. noun

Relating to or being a genre of television or film in which a storyline is created by editing footage of people interacting or competing with one another in unscripted, unrehearsed situations. adjective

(in reality) In fact; actually. idiom

The being real; truth as it is in the thing; objective validity; independence of the attributions of individual thought; positively determinate being. noun

That which is real or genuine; something that really is or exists, as opposed to what is imagined or pretended; an essential verity or entity, either in fact or in representation. noun

In law, same as realty. noun

Synonyms and Verity (see real). Reality means that a thing certainly is; truth applies to the correctness of what is said or believed about the thing, the conformity of such report or belief to reality. The reality of a danger; the actuality of the arrival of help; the truth about the matter. noun

Same as realty. noun

The state or quality of being real; actual being or existence of anything, in distinction from mere appearance; fact. noun

That which is real; an actual existence; that which is not imagination, fiction, or pretense; that which has objective existence, and is not merely an idea. noun

Loyalty; devotion. noun

See 2d Realty, 2. noun

The state of being actual or real. noun

A real entity, event or other fact. noun

The entirety of all that is real. noun

An individual observer's own subjective perception of that which is real. noun

Loyalty; devotion noun

The state of being actual or real.

A real entity, event or other fact.

The entirety of all that is real.

An individual observer's own subjective perception of that which is real.

Loyalty; devotion.

Realty; real estate.

A delusionary mental status caused by a pronounced deficiency of alcohol in the bloodstream Urban Dictionary

The one thing that prevents us from leading perfect lives. No matter hard you try to block it out, it's always there, crushing all of the fantastical endeavors you dream up. Ever heard the phrase, "follow your dreams"? Of course you have. Well, by the end of your life, you can bet that reality will have rejected >99% of them, so you'll have to lower your standards IMMENSELY if you ever want to feel a sense of accomplishment. Urban Dictionary

(1)working 50 hours a week until the day you die, in order to maintain a "decent" life, (2)having no excitement in your life unless you choose to slack off and not work, (3)leaving this planet the same way you entered, naked and cold. (4)busting your ass to afford your bills while some cocksucker with rich parents gets everything handed to him for free. Urban Dictionary

A hallucination caused by lack of drink and drugs. Urban Dictionary

That horrible time between sleep, and the internet. Urban Dictionary

Something that exists independently of ideas concerning it Urban Dictionary

Suffering and misery. Urban Dictionary

Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away. Urban Dictionary

Reality has become a commodity. Urban Dictionary

Reality ree-al-i-tee: noun. A crutch for people who cannot handle drugs. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to reality:
reality, realty, regality, reallity, realiti.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word reality:
brahman, bravo, celebrity, survivor, show, premiered, contestant, virtual, idol, television, aired, celebrities, airing, amazing, mtv, talent, consciousness, check, shows, series, ultimate, truth, boss, fantasy, personality, universe, singing.

Words that rhyme with reality:
tree, be, sea, key, see, me, free, c, flee, hyperbole, tea, e, b, guarantee, d, bee, degree, foresee, pea, tv, v, debris, lee, agree, t, fee, ski, oversee, p, decree, g, z, de, plea, idiosyncrasy, marquee, apogee, snee, three, quay, tee, we, wee, nee, glee, syncope, he, qi, gee, spree, pony, sunday, lea, referee, knee, pre, jubilee, pee, xi, flea, emcee, thee, repartee, scree, kabuki, actuary, turnkey, dee, yee, ghee, cree, mi, partee, precis, hee, di, asap, ne, bourgeoisie, payee, calliope, cc, carefree, hawaii, trustee, guaranty, nestle, si, banshee, esprit, lessee, ac, marquis, ree, potpourri, she, machete, ve, indri, manatee.

Adjectives that are often used to describe reality:
social, objective, ultimate, physical, external, virtual, historical, political, only, present, concrete, spiritual, empirical, economic, true, harsh, everyday, absolute, psychological, divine, inner, actual, complex, practical, independent, current, stark, contemporary, grim, transcendent, psychic, hard, subjective, fundamental, outer, supreme, immediate, cultural, ordinary, eternal, essential, sad, daily, sole, highest, terrible, tangible, deeper, metaphysical, painful, lived, stern, biological, day, substantial, ontological, existential, phenomenal, soviet, universal, visible, transcendental, unpleasant.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective reality:
check, testing, therapy, centredness, based, orientation, centeredness, cinema, distinction, principle, the, situations, context, practice, feeling, phenomenon, distortion, centered, metaphysics, newberry, shift, shock.

Words that sound like reality:
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