realism in Greek
realism in Greek is πραγματισμός, ρεαλισμός — realism means a practical, level-headed way of seeing the world, focused on facts rather than wishful thinking.
realism in Greek
πραγματισμός
Pronounced: pragmatismos
A concern for fact or reality and rejection of the impractical and visionary.
ρεαλισμός
Pronounced: realismos
A concern for fact or reality and rejection of the impractical and visionary.
What does "realism" mean?
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noun A practical, level-headed way of seeing the world, focused on facts rather than wishful thinking.
"His realism made him a valuable voice in the planning meetings."
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noun An artistic style that aims to depict people, objects, and life as they truly appear.
"The painter was known for the striking realism of his portraits."
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realism in a sentence
- His realism made him a valuable voice in the planning meetings.
- Her realism kept the team from promising more than they could deliver.
- The painter was known for the striking realism of his portraits.
- The novel is praised for its realism, showing ordinary working life without any glamour.
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What is "realism" in Greek?
"realism" in Greek is πραγματισμός, ρεαλισμός. realism means: A practical, level-headed way of seeing the world, focused on facts rather than wishful thinking.
How do you pronounce πραγματισμός?
"realism" in Greek is πραγματισμός, pronounced "pragmatismos".
How do you use "realism" in a sentence?
Example: "His realism made him a valuable voice in the planning meetings." In Greek, "realism" is πραγματισμός, ρεαλισμός.
Are there other ways to say "realism" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "realism": πραγματισμός, ρεαλισμός.
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