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actuality

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Noun — The fact or quality of being real, rather than theoretical or imagined.

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How to use actuality

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in actuality stark actuality

Etymology

From actual plus the suffix -ity.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “actuality” mean?

The word “actuality” means the fact or quality of being real, rather than theoretical or imagined. In plain terms, the state of really existing or happening, as opposed to what was expected or imagined.

How do you pronounce “actuality”?

“Actuality” is pronounced akt-shoo-A-lih-tee (/ˌækt͡ʃuˈælɪti/ in IPA).

How do you use “actuality” in a sentence?

Here is “actuality” used in a sentence: “In actuality, the project took twice as long as planned.”

What part of speech is “actuality”?

“Actuality” is a noun.

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