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reality

[ree-al-i-tee] / riˈæl ɪ ti /


Example Sentences

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Acquiring the semiautonomous Danish territory would further elevate his claims to greatness and the status of legend in his own contorted reality.

From Salon

"There's a tremendous amount of succession planning happening at the moment. And there is the reality that the pipeline of 'ready-now' CEOs has decreased over the last several years," she says.

From BBC

“If they were disappointed in that, it was because, as Frances thought, their reality was much less romantic than a Walter Scott novel.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Truist Securities analyst Brian Foran put the situation more bluntly, calling the proposal “not great” for the card companies even though its severe potential consequences could stop it from becoming a reality.

From MarketWatch

The Globes doesn’t have awards for other kinds of unscripted entertainment, such as reality TV shows.

From The Wall Street Journal