Reality | Mean of reality in English Dictionary
/riˈæləti/
- Noun
- the true situation that exists
- He refused to face/accept reality. [=the truth]
- the difference between fiction/fantasy and reality
- She's out of touch with reality. [=she does not know what is really true]
- The reality is that we can't afford to buy a house.
- He used television as an escape from reality.
- something that actually exists or happens
- The movie shows the harsh/grim/stark realities of war. [=the things that really happen in a war]
- Her dream of competing in the Olympics became a reality. [=she competed in the Olympics, as she had dreamed of doing]
- They made the plan a reality.
- in truth
- They talked as if they had accomplished a lot, but in reality they did very little.
- In reality, she was 15 years younger than she looked.