Definition of «unreal»

The word "unreal" is an adjective that describes something or someone as not being real, or lacking reality. It can refer to a situation or experience that seems dreamlike or surreal, where things happen that are difficult to believe or understand. In this sense, it means opposite of what is natural, genuine or true.

In additionally, "unreal" can also be used in the context of mathematics and computer science to describe something that does not exist in reality but only theoretically or virtually. For example, an unreal number is a mathematical concept that cannot be represented by any real number system.

Usage examples

  1. The special effects in the movie were so realistic that it felt unreal.
  2. She couldn't believe her eyes when she saw the stunning sunset; it was simply unreal.
  3. The athlete's performance in the Olympics was unreal, breaking multiple records.
  4. The amount of wealth portrayed in the magazine's coverage of celebrities was unreal.
  5. The dreamlike landscape of the tropical island was like stepping into an unreal paradise.

Sentences with «unreal»

  • You can play it on the engine of Unreal Engine 4, but if you wait a little, there is every chance that it will be released on the PC. (allpcgame.net)
  • When you kill several people in a row, much like in Unreal Tournament, you get a voice over telling you how epic you are. (thezombiechimp.com)
  • The weather effects don't just add nice gameplay elements though; they get to show off the improved particle effects allowed by the game from its use of Unreal Engine 4. (xboxenthusiast.com)
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