実際のところ、彼は何も知らなかった。
In reality, he knew nothing.
You won't know until you actually try it.
practice (as opposed to theory)
Contrasts with theory or ideals; often used in contexts like 実際の経験 (practical experience) or 実際問題 (practical problem).
Theory and practice often differ.
bhutakoti (limit of reality)
Buddhist technical term; rare outside specialized contexts.
In Buddhist philosophy, 実際 can refer to the ultimate truth.
When I actually tried it, it was easier than I thought.
I was surprised when I saw the actual numbers.
実際 means 'in practice/actually' and describes how things really are in a situation, while 事実 refers to a discrete, verifiable fact.
実際 is a general word meaning 'actual' or 'in reality', while 実地 specifically denotes hands-on practice or an actual on-site setting, as in 実地調査.
実際 is the noun/adverb meaning 'reality' or 'actually', while 実際に adds に to explicitly function as an adverb modifying a verb or clause.
実際 means 'actual fact/reality' as an abstract state of affairs, while 実例 is a specific real example used to illustrate something.
practical question; practical problem; practical matter
actual decimal point