realistic in Latin
realistic in Latin is vērīsimilis — realistic means showing a sensible and practical understanding of what is actually possible.
realistic in Latin
vērīsimilis
Relating to the representation of objects, actions or conditions as they actually are or were.
What does "realistic" mean?
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adj Showing a sensible and practical understanding of what is actually possible.
"Be realistic: you cannot learn a whole language in a single week."
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adj Looking or seeming very much like real life.
"The artist painted such a realistic portrait that it looked like a photograph."
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realistic in a sentence
- Be realistic: you cannot learn a whole language in a single week.
- A realistic budget should include some money for unexpected repairs.
- The artist painted such a realistic portrait that it looked like a photograph.
- Players love the game because its racing cars look and sound so realistic.
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What is "realistic" in Latin?
"realistic" in Latin is vērīsimilis. realistic means: Showing a sensible and practical understanding of what is actually possible.
How do you use "realistic" in a sentence?
Example: "Be realistic: you cannot learn a whole language in a single week." In Latin, "realistic" is vērīsimilis.
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