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Meanings of unreal in English
Portuguese
insubstancial Lacking material form or substance; unreal.
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Usage of unreal in English
1
Eddie's attention to detail is incredible and his work ethic is unreal.
2
The debates in full Convention were animated, but somewhat unreal by comparison.
3
The world seemed unreal and himself the most unreal thing in it.
4
Those that accompanied the archers in pursuit of the Torquasians were unreal.
5
It felt too unreal to respond to, or even entertain as possible.
6
The landscape seemed unreal, with the quality of an especially vivid dream.
7
Everything seemed remote and unreal in the shadow of her coming time.
8
Especially is this true of unreal conditions in past time; for example,-
9
In winter, the time of stories, easy warmth was an unreal memory.
10
This whole situation was unreal- atavernstory headed for a dark end.
11
And such was the strangeness of it, the real now became unreal.
12
There was something completely unreal about the way it was being... managed.
13
Or else we shall be lost among the unreal and the real.
14
He took no interest in the unreal charm that that head expressed.
15
The hobgoblins in a nightmare seemed not more unreal to him now.
16
And in this sling, in this completely unreal ascent, Cochrane roused suddenly.
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Unreal through the time
Unreal across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
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United States of America
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