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Synonym for real [adjective]

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real [adjective]

means "characteristic"
material, existent, tangible, substantive, physical, incarnate, palpable, corporal
Further results for the word "real"

authentic [adjective]

means "genuine"
actual, legitimate, bona fide, true, real, veritable

concrete [adjective]

means "actual"
specific, particular, real, accurate, definite, solid

corporeal [adjective]

means "tangible"
solid, material, palpable, physical, real, touchable

genuine [adjective]

means "not hypocritical"
sincere, unaffected, real, bona fide, actual, authentic

genuine [adjective]

means "authentic"
authenticated, real, true, original, actual, certified

good [adjective]

means "quality"
genuine, real, valid, sound

literal [adjective]

means "word for word"
real

live [adjective]

means "broadcasting"
broadcast directly, unrehearsed, real

material [adjective]

means "tangible"
solid, corporeal, palpable, physical, real, touchable

native [adjective]

means "natural"
genuine, original, real, unadorned

natural [adjective]

means "physical"
actual, tangible, real

palpable [adjective]

means "tangible"
corporeal, material, real

physical [adjective]

means "material"
visible, natural, tangible, real, palpable, sensible

sincere [adjective]

means "genuine"
real, true, actual, bona fide, earnest, honest

solid [adjective]

means "property"
real, genuine, complete, good, sound

tangible [adjective]

means "perceptible"
evident, actual, certain, plain, real, obvious

touchable [adjective]

means "tangible"
tactile, palpable, actual, real, concrete, material

true [adjective]

means "authentic"
actual, real, genuine, factual, truthful, veritable

unaffected [adjective]

means "natural"
plain, simple, sincere, genuine, honest, real

unfeigned [adjective]

means "genuine"
real, earnest, natural, unaffected, heartfelt, truthful

unquestionable [adjective]

means "authentic"
genuine, real, true, veritable, undoubted

veritable [adjective]

means "authentic"
actual, real, genuine, factual, truthful, true

in reality [adjective]

means "in truth"
in actuality, really, in fact, actually, truly, indeed

real estate [noun]

means "estate"
realty, property, holdings, land, farm, plantation


realisation [noun]

means "accomplishment"
attainment, fulfilment, culmination, achievement

realise [verb]

means "understand"
conceive, grasp, comprehend, recognise, recognize, apprehend

realise [verb]

means "receive"
gain, profit, obtain, acquire, earn

realise [verb]

means "actualise"
actualize, accomplish, complete, perfect, effect, effectuate, perform

realistic [adjective]

means "practical"
pragmatic, utilitarian, unsentimental, sober

realistic [adjective]

means "authentic"
original, genuine, representative

realistically [object]

means "practically"
clearly, efficiently, reasonably, sensibly

reality [noun]

means "existence"
presence, life, being, actuality, animation

realization [noun]

means "cognizance"
cognisance, perception, awareness, consciousness, recognition, comprehension, understanding, cognition

realization [noun]

means "accomplishment"
attainment, fulfilment, culmination, achievement

realize [verb]

means "understand"
conceive, grasp, comprehend, recognise, recognize, apprehend

realize [verb]

means "receive"
gain, profit, obtain, acquire, earn

realize [verb]

means "actualise"
actualize, accomplish, complete, perfect, effect, effectuate, perform

really [object]

means "fact"
actually, in reality, indeed, in effect, in fact, certainly, positively

really [adjective]

means "property"
especially, positively, uncommonly, exceptionally

realm [noun]

means "sphere"
area, orbit, circle, environment, province, set, domain

realty [noun]

means "real estate"
estate, property, holdings, land, farm, plantation

absolutely [object]

means "positively"
definitely, really, unequivocally, unquestionably, undoubtedly

achieve [verb]

means "get"
realise, realize

achievement [noun]

means "accomplishment"
stroke, triumph, attainment, victory, consummation, realisation, realization

acknowledge [verb]

means "endorse"
realise, realize, recognise, recognize, confirm, approve

acreage [noun]

means "land"
property, tract, realty, real estate, grounds, frontage

actuality [noun]

means "existence"
presence, life, reality, being, animation

actually [object]

means "precisely"
right, truly, really

appreciate [verb]

means "be aware of"
realise, realize, comprehend, sense, understand, conceive

as a matter of fact [object]

means "actually"
indeed, truly, really, in fact

attain [verb]

means "acquisition"
realise, realize

be aware of [verb]

means "appreciate"
realise, realize, comprehend, sense, understand, conceive

being [noun]

means "existence"
presence, life, reality, actuality, animation

capitalise [verb]

means "gain"
exploit, benefit, realise, realize, profit

capitalize [verb]

means "gain"
exploit, benefit, realise, realize, profit

certainty [noun]

means "truth"
reality, fact, actuality, validity, verity

circle [noun]

means "place"
realm, area, field, circuit, sphere, scope

clear [verb]

means "finance"
profit, earn, realise, realize, net, make

colorful [adjective]

means "picturesque"
realistic, interesting, distinctive, unique, eccentric, off-beat

colourful [adjective]

means "picturesque"
realistic, interesting, distinctive, unique, eccentric, off-beat

complete [verb]

means "finish"
realise, realize

completion [noun]

means "perfection"
consummation, realisation, realization, fulfilment, achievement, culmination

comprehend [verb]

means "understand"
apprehend, conceive, realise, realize, discern, grasp

conclusion [noun]

means "inference"
deduction, realisation, realization, presumption, understanding, assumption

consummation [noun]

means "completion"
perfection, realisation, realization, fulfilment, achievement, culmination

effect [verb]

means "aim"
achieve, fulfil, conclude, complete, accomplish, realise, realize, consummate

envisage [verb]

means "visualize"
visualise, imagine, conceive, realise, realize

estate [noun]

means "real estate"
realty, property, holdings, land, farm, plantation

existence [noun]

means "being"
actuality, reality

fact [noun]

means "matter"
truth, actuality, certainty, reality, verity, certitude

fulfill [verb]

means "accomplish"
execute, perfect, realize

fulfilled [adjective]

means "completed"
realized, satisfied, attained, actualized, consummated, concluded

fulfillment [noun]

means "accomplishment"
achievement, attainment, completion, satisfaction, afterglow, realization

fulfilment [noun]

means "completion"
consummation, realisation, realization, perfection, achievement, culmination

hardheaded [adjective]

means "shrewd"
realistic

holdings [noun]

means "real estate"
realty, property, estate, land, farm, plantation

honestly [adjective]

means "no kidding"
really, truly, certainly, indeed, naturally

implement [verb]

means "accomplish"
fulfil, achieve, execute, complete, realise, realize

kingship [noun]

means "monarchy"
empire, sovereignty, kingdom, realm

land [noun]

means "possession"
property, real estate, estate, tract, acreage

lifelike [adjective]

means "vivid"
realistic, picturesque

mechanistic [adjective]

means "fatalistic"
rationalistic, realistic, pessimistic

monarchy [noun]

means "kingship"
empire, sovereignty, kingdom, realm

nation [noun]

means "people"
realm, community, commonwealth, republic, country, monarchy

perfection [noun]

means "completion"
consummation, realisation, realization, fulfilment, achievement, culmination

performance [noun]

means "accomplishment"
achievement, attainment, completion, realisation, realization, fulfilment

pessimistic [adjective]

means "fatalistic"
rationalistic, realistic, mechanistic

photographic [adjective]

means "detailed"
pictorial, realistic, lifelike, exact, accurate, graphic

plantation [noun]

means "real estate"
realty, property, holdings, land, farm, estate

practical [adjective]

means "sound"
balanced, pragmatic, discreet, realistic, discriminating, operative

property [noun]

means "land"
acreage, tract, realty, real estate, grounds, frontage

pull off [verb]

means "achieve"
accomplish, succeed, manage, swing, realise, realize

substantiate [verb]

means "materialize"
personify, incarnate, accomplish, realise, realize

truth [noun]

means "fact"
reality

understand [verb]

means "comprehend"
conceive, grasp, realise, realize, see, perceive

undoubtedly [object]

means "positively"
definitely, really, unequivocally, unquestionably, absolutely

unquestionably [object]

means "positively"
definitely, really, unequivocally, absolutely, undoubtedly

verity [noun]

means "truth"
actuality, certainty, reality, fact, certitude, truism

vivid [adjective]

means "lifelike"
realistic, picturesque

world [noun]

means "nature"
realm, sphere, domain, circle, kingdom, province

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