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real
noun
1 real
Any rational or irrational number.
synonym: real number.
Dutch: reƫel getal
2 real
The basic unit of money in Brazil; equal to 100 centavos.
Polish: BRL, real
3 real
An old small silver Spanish coin.
Dutch: reaal
Polish: real
adjective
1 real
Being or occurring in fact or actuality; having verified existence; not illusory:
— Real objects.
— Real people; not ghosts.
— A film based on real life.
— A real illness.
— Real humility.
— Life is real! Life is earnest!.
synonym: existent.
Roget 1:
existing
etc.
v.;
existent,
under the sun;
in existence
etc.
n.;
extant;
afloat,
afoot,
on foot,
current,
prevalent;
undestroyed.
real,
actual,
positive,
absolute;
true
etc.
494;
substantial,
substantive;
self-existing,
self-existent;
essential.
well-founded,
well-grounded;
unideal†,
unimagined;
not potential
etc.
2;
authentic.
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Roget 84:
numeral,
complementary,
divisible,
aliquot,
reciprocal,
prime,
relatively prime,
fractional,
decimal,
figurate†,
incommensurable.
proportional,
exponential,
logarithmic,
logometric†,
differential,
fluxional†,
integral,
totitive†.
positive,
negative;
rational,
irrational;
surd,
radical,
real;
complex,
imaginary;
finite;
infinite;
impossible.
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Polish: prawdziwy
2 real
No less than what is stated; worthy of the name.
3 real
4 real
Capable of being treated as fact:
— His brief time as Prime Minister brought few real benefits to the poor.
synonym: tangible.
5 real
Being or reflecting the essential or genuine character of something.
synonyms: actual, genuine, literal.
Roget 494:
real,
actual
etc.
(existing)
1;
veritable,
true;
right,
correct;
certain
etc.
474;
substantially true,
categorically true,
definitively true
&c.;
true to the letter,
true as gospel;
unimpeachable;
veracious
etc.
543;
unreconfuted†,
unconfuted†;
unideal†,
unimagined;
realistic.
exact,
accurate,
definite,
precise,
well-defined,
just,
just so,
so;
strict,
severe;
close
etc.
(similar)
17;
literal;
rigid,
rigorous;
scrupulous
etc.
(conscientious)
939;
religiously exact,
punctual,
mathematical,
scientific;
faithful,
constant,
unerring;
curious,
particular,
nice,
delicate,
fine;
clean-cut,
clear-cut.
verified,
empirically true,
experimentally verified,
substantiated,
proven
(demonstrated)
478.
rigorously true,
unquestionably true.
true by definition.
genuine,
authentic,
legitimate;
orthodox
etc.
983.1;
official,
ex officio.
pure,
natural,
sound,
sterling;
unsophisticated,
unadulterated,
unvarnished,
unalloyed,
uncolored;
in its true colors;
pukka†.
well-grounded,
well founded;
solid,
substantial,
tangible,
valid;
undistorted,
undisguised;
unaffected,
unexaggerated,
unromantic,
unflattering.
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6 real
Of, relating to, or representing an amount that is corrected for inflation.
7 real
Having substance or capable of being treated as fact; not imaginary.
synonyms: material, substantial.
Polish: substancjalny, substancjonalny
8 real
of property Fixed or immovable.
9 real
adverb
1 real
Used as intensifiers; `real' is sometimes used informally for `really'; `rattling' is informal:
— A really enjoyable evening.
— I'm real sorry about it.
synonyms: rattling, really, very.
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