
for real Slang.
[Middle English, from Old French, from Late Latin reālis, from Latin rēs, thing.]
realness real'ness n.SYNONYMS real, actual, true, existent. These adjectives mean not being imaginary but having verifiable existence. Real implies authenticity, genuineness, or factuality: Don't lose the bracelet; it's made of real gold. She showed real sympathy for my predicament. Actual means existing and not merely potential or possible: "rocks, trees ... the actual world" (Henry David Thoreau). True implies consistency with fact, reality, or actuality: "It is undesirable to believe a proposition when there is no ground whatever for supposing it true" (Bertrand Russell). Existent applies to what has life or being: Much of the beluga caviar existent in the world is found near the Caspian Sea. See also synonyms at authentic.

[Spanish, royal, real, from Latin rēgālis, royal, from rēx, rēg-, king.]

[Portuguese, royal, real, from Latin rēgālis, royal. See real2.]
You look real nice today, Carla—New Yorker, 1987.The standard adverb in most contexts is really.
It may be too late to halt the brain drain and decline in morale unless the Government shows a real commitment to research—Daily Telegraph, 1992
There are real conflicts of interest and viewpoint—Whole Earth, American English 2000 [Old English (up to 1150)C].In such contexts a more exact word, such as strong in the first example and significant in the second, can be more effective.
(Global warming is for real—farming website, American English 2004 [Old English (up to 1150)C]).
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| Reaganomics, Ready, Willing, and Able, Readme File | |
| Real Earnings, Real Estate Broker, Real Estate Commission |
adjective
Idioms beginning with real:
reality check
real McCoy, the
In addition to the idiom beginning with real, also see for real; get real.
Definition: genuine in existence
Antonyms: dishonest, fake, false, feigned, imaginary, imitation, invalid, unreal, untrue
The term is most straightforwardly used when qualifying another adjective: a real x may be contrasted with a fake x, a failed x, a near x, and so on. To treat something as real, without qualification, is to suppose it to be part of the actual world. To reify something is to suppose that we are committed by some doctrine to treating it as a thing. The central error in thinking of reality and existence is to think of the unreal as a separate domain of things, perhaps unfairly deprived of the benefits of existence. See also being, existence, nothing, quantifier, realism/anti-realism.
In civil law, relating to a thing (whether movable or immovable), as distinguished from a person. Relating to land, as distinguished from personal property. This term is applied to lands, tenements, and heredi- taments.
Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance.
— Confucius (c. 551-c. 479 BC), Chinese philosopher, founder of Confucianism.
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Dansk (Danish)
1.
adj. - virkelig, ægte, sand, reel
adv. - virkelig, særdeles, meget
n. - reelt tal, ngt. der er virkeligt
idioms:
2.
n. - real (møntenhed i Brasilien)
3.
n. - real (gl. møntenhed i spansktalende lande)
Nederlands (Dutch)
werkelijk, echt, reëel, onroerend, absoluut (waarde), noodzakelijk (filosofie), zeer, wezenlijk
Français (French)
1.
adj. - véritable, réel, vrai, naturel, authentique, (Fin, Comm) réel, (Math) réel, immobilier, (Sport) paume (jeu de)
adv. - vraiment, très
n. - réel, réalité
idioms:
2.
n. - réal (monnaie du Brésil)
3.
n. - réal (ancienne monnaie d'Espagne)
Deutsch (German)
1.
adj. - wirklich, echt, wahr, richtig, real, reell
adv. - wirklich
n. - Wirklichkeit, Realität
idioms:
2.
n. - brasil. Währungseinheit
3.
n. - Real
Ελληνική (Greek)
adj. - πραγματικός, αληθινός, γνήσιος, αυθεντικός, (νομ.) εμπράγματος
adv. - πολύ, κάργα
n. - ρεάλι (νόμισμα)
idioms:
Italiano (Italian)
reale, autentico
idioms:
Português (Portuguese)
adj. - real, completo
adv. - muito (coloq.)
n. - real (m)
idioms:
Русский (Russian)
настоящий, реальный, действительный
idioms:
Español (Spanish)
1.
adj. - real, verdadero, auténtico, efectivo
adv. - realmente, muy
n. - lo real, la realidad
idioms:
2.
n. - unidad monetaria de Brasil
3.
n. - moneda de plata española
Svenska (Swedish)
adj. - verklig
adv. - verkligt
n. - (hist) spanskt mynt
中文(简体)(Chinese (Simplified))
1. 真的, 真正的, 真诚的, 衷心的, 现实的, 实在的, 实际的, 很, 确实地, 实数, 现实
idioms:
2. 雷阿尔, 旧时货币单位
3. 实数, 现实
中文(繁體)(Chinese (Traditional))
1.
adj. - 真的, 真正的, 真誠的, 衷心的, 現實的, 實在的, 實際的
adv. - 很, 確實地
n. - 實數, 現實
idioms:
2.
n. - 雷阿爾, 舊時貨幣單位
3.
n. - 實數, 現實
한국어 (Korean)
1.
adj. - 진실한, 실재하는
adv. - 정말로, 아주
n. - 현실, 실체, 실물
idioms:
2.
n. - REIS 의 단수
3.
n. - 스페인의 작은 은화
日本語 (Japanese)
adj. - 現実の, 実際の, 真実の, 本物の, 真に迫った, 真の, 不動産の, 実数の
adv. - 本当に
idioms:
العربيه (Arabic)
(صفه) حقيقي (ظرف) واقعي (الاسم) اصلي
עברית (Hebrew)
adj. - מציאותי, ממשי, אמיתי, מעשי, מוחשי, ריאלי
adv. - באמת, מאוד
n. - מספר רציונלי בניגוד למספר מורכב (מתמטיקה)
n. - ריאל (יחידת-המטבע של ברזיל)
n. - ריאל (מטבע כסף שהיתה בשימוש בספרד ובאמריקה הלטינית)
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