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How to Pronounce Reality

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Reality

ri'ælɪti
Syllables: re·al·i·ty
Part of speech: noun

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Definition

Reality is the true state of things that really exist or happen.

Examples

  • She learned that reality is different from her dreams.

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Words With Similar Sounds

Morality

mə'rælɪti

She often discusses the morality of difficult decisions.

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Mentality

mɛn'tælɪti

His winning mentality helped the team succeed.

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Reality

ri'ælɪti

Sometimes reality is stranger than fiction.

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Duality

du'ælɪti

The duality of human nature is often explored in literature.

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Mentality

mɛn'tælɪti

She has a positive mentality towards challenges.

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Common Word Combinations

Phrase Type Stress Pattern Example
virtual reality collocation VIRtual reALity She enjoyed playing games with virtual reality goggles.
face reality phrasal verb face reALity It's time to face reality and accept the results.
harsh reality collocation harsh reALity The harsh reality of life can be difficult to accept.
escape reality phrasal verb esCAPE reALity Books help me escape reality for a while.

Fun Fact

The word 'reality' comes from the Latin 'realis,' meaning 'actual, relating to things,' highlighting how language evolved to distinguish what truly 'is' from mere ideas or illusions.

Word Family

noun
reality

The true situation or facts of something, not imagined or guessed.

"We need to face the reality and solve the problem."

adjective
real

Existing or happening in fact, not imagined or fake.

"This is a real diamond, not a fake one."

adverb
really

Used to say something is true or to emphasize a statement.

"I really like this movie."

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