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Meanings of realism in English
French painting movement.
Related terms
The attribute of accepting the facts of life and favoring practicality and literal truth.
(Philosophy) the philosophical doctrine that physical objects continue to exist when not perceived.
Usage of realism in English
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Idealism is important but realism is also important, Ms Harney said today.
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An outbreak of realism is taking place across our politics, he said.
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Every new release is a step up in visual quality and realism.
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It is just a sense of realism which came to the market.
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The regime brings a degree of realism and balance into debt resolution.
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Maimane was also keen to temper the good news with stark realism.
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For realism and immediacy they left the carvings of Ulm far behind.
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Curbing that enthusiasm with a pinch of realism is another matter however.
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The answer lies in the widespread devotion to realism instead of idealism.
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The positive temper, the attitude of realism, is everywhere in the ascendant.
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The profoundest utterances of realism do not impress it much in themselves.
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Alongside the heavy dose of realism is a growing sense of tension.
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Reject realism in art if you please, and accept realism in conduct.
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But the journey there begins with straight talk, intellectual honesty and realism.
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Instead, advanced texture mapping techniques help Vega approach the realism of video.
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Social realism represents a still further reaction away from the humanistic schools.
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Translations for realism
Russian
Realism through the time
Realism across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common