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Words and phrases that have a meaning related to real:   (361 results)

Antonyms:
insubstantial, nominal, unreal, unsubstantial

Often used in the same context:
genuine, great, actual, true, definite, big, ultimate, tremendous, whole, meaningful, good, instant, little, huge, realistic, tangible, bona fide, virtual, legitimate, believable, nice, unreal, legit, slightest, serious, momentary, quantifiable, undeniable, everyday, only, decent, liveness, fleeting, obvious, considerable, imaginary, what, itsa, practical, nonsocial, russian roulette, ostensible, terrific, enormous, phony, damn, literal, constant, incredible, pure, instantaneous, per se, immediate, fictional, perpetual, gee whiz, scary, terrible, some, quick, honest, discernible, fantastic, compelling, all, bonafide, significant, measurable, demonstrable, minimal, like, authentic, immense, absolute, phoney, nonfictional, continual, onscreen, geat, unbelievable, uncomparable, fundamental, profound, gonna, huh, you, palpable, mere, existential, substantiative, vicarious, quintessential, situational, wonderful, conquerable, illusory, twofold, whaddaya, smart, certifiable, inherent, pretty, intrinsic, i.e., independent, actuality, basic, coincide, natural, simple, ap, con, ex, existent, non, particular, \u00ab, approximate, correspond, evil, pi, ble, mundane, own, tual, abiding, litde, material, deeper, enduring, objectified

More specific:
dot product, inner product, irrational number, rational number, scalar product

Appears in the definition of:
., acoustic impedance, acoustic reactance, acoustic resistance, actualisation, actualise, actualization, actualize, alienation, amorphous, anger, appreciation, arrive at, assumed, assumptive, attain, barnburner, bawler, benjamin jonson, ben jonson, bestiary, blood-and-guts, boneshaker, bone of contention, bubble, bummer, bundle, buy, castration anxiety, character, chatroom, chattel, chat room, choler, clamber, come through, complex number, complex quantity, computer simulation, coriolis force, criticise, criticize, custard pie, dead hand, details, developed, developer, devise, devisor, de facto, disastrously, disincarnate, dispossess, docetism, dog, dog's breakfast, dot product, dummy, effective, effectively, enemy, engagement, eponym, estate, excise, excise tax, face value, fake, false, father-figure, father figure, father surrogate, faux, fruition, gain, general services administration, get through, give, good-time, grievance, gsa, guess, hereditament, historical, hit, honest-to-god, hypocrisy, hypostatise, hypostatize, imaginary number, imagination, imaginativeness, imitation, incarnate, indefinite integral, inexperienced, inner product, interval, ira, ire, irrational, irrational number, jonson, killer, knock, land, landed, libration, likely, line, lip service, make, mean sun, meditation, metric space, money, monopoly, mortgage loan, mortmain, movable, muckraker, mudslinger, naturalistic, nugatory, oral contract, ostensible, overcompensation, personalty, personal chattel, personal estate, personal property, phantasmagoria, physical, pick apart, plausible, popularity contest, positional notation, positional representation system, pretext, private property, probable, puzzler, quotidian, radiate, reach, real-estate business, realisation, realise, realism, realist, realistic, reality, reality principle, realization, realize, realness, real estate investment trust, real estate loan, real matrix, real time, real world, reify, reit, right of entry, scalar product, scene, sell short, sense, shoulder, silly season, simulated, simulation, smash, smasher, snorter, stalking-horse, stifler, struggle, substantiate, surface, taken for grantedp, tangible, thereness, time-scale factor, true, turkey, uncrystallised, uncrystallized, undeveloped, verisimilar, virtual memory, virtual storage, vision, visualized, wig, wiggler, wrath, yogacara

More general:
coin, complex number, complex quantity, imaginary number

Synonyms:
actual, concrete, existent, factual, genuine, historical, literal, material, proper, rattling, real number, realistic, really, serious, substantial, tangible, true, veridical, very

Also try:
— Nouns for real: estate, world, life, property, value, thing, problem, name, sense, power, wages, more...

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