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Meanings of real part in English
Projection of a complex number onto the real number line.
Usage of real part in English
1
But now I am coming to the real part of the story.
2
It surely didn't feel like I had any real part in it.
3
Any real person has a front and a real part to themselves.
4
So the math is the real part and the storytelling is perhaps ephemeral.
5
His funk and his lying were a real part of him.
6
Sometimes she had a real part and sometimes she only danced.
7
Only thus does it become ours, a real part of us.
8
In short, with us the lectures form a real part of the college life.
9
Besides, that one particular area of obtuseness was a real part of his charm.
10
Then, perhaps, began the most real part of my education.
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Even if I was not a real part of it.
12
Magick is a very real part of the real world!
13
However, falling is also a very real part of climbing, so avoiding it doesn't help.
14
It is transmitted to their children; it becomes a very real part of their lives.
15
In old age one takes no real part in life, but keeps oneself on memories.
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The real part of me is Spirit, not matter.
This collocation consists of:
Real part through the time
Real part across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common