現実 (げんじつ, genjitsu) Japanese meaning: reality | Kotomoraが
つか
なく
なっ
た
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I can no longer tell the difference between dreams and reality.
Truth is stranger than fiction.
Usage patterns
現実を受け入れるto accept reality
I had no choice but to accept the harsh reality.
現実から逃げるto run away from reality
He is always running away from reality.
現実に直面するto confront/face reality
When the company went bankrupt, he had to face reality.
現実を直視するto squarely face/look at reality
It's important to look reality straight in the eye.
〈事〉が現実になるfor something to become reality
His dream finally became reality.
現実 is a broad, general term for reality itself, whereas 実態 refers narrowly to the concrete facts of a specific matter being examined.
幻
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現実 is reality, the direct opposite of 幻, which is something unreal or illusory.
現実 is objective reality, standing in contrast to 妄想, which is a belief detached from that reality.
現実 means reality, the direct opposite of イリュージョン, which denotes something that only appears to be real.
現実 means reality, standing in direct contrast to 夢 when it refers to something unreal, illusory, or merely imagined.
現実 means actual reality, the direct opposite of 仮想, which describes something virtual or hypothetical rather than real.
現実 is reality, the actual state of things, directly opposed to 幻想, an unreal fantasy or illusion.
現実 means 'reality', the concrete opposite of the illusory, dreamlike state evoked by 夢幻.
現実 means reality, the concrete opposite of the fanciful, unreal vision described by 夢想.
現実 refers to actual reality, contrasting with 虚構, which is a constructed or imagined falsehood.
化
realization; actualization; materialization
realism; practicality; feasibility
