Unreal синонимы

  • dreamlike
  • false
  • fanciful
  • hallucinatory
  • illusory
  • immaterial
  • unbelievable
  • artificial
  • insubstantial
  • unsubstantial
  • aerial
  • chimerical
  • delusive
  • fabled
  • fabulous
  • fictitious
  • fictive
  • figmental
  • ideal
  • imaginary
  • imagined
  • impalpable
  • insincere
  • intangible
  • invented
  • legendary
  • misleading
  • mock
  • mythical
  • nebulous
  • nonexistent
  • notional
  • ostensible
  • phantasmagoric
  • pretended
  • seeming
  • sham
  • storybook
  • suppositious
  • supposititious
  • theoretical
  • visionary

On this page you’ll find 133 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to unreal, such as: dreamlike, false, fanciful, hallucinatory, illusory, and immaterial.

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How to use unreal in a sentence

Even as I looked I saw the features of a human countenance—and yet not human either, so spectral was it, so unreal and strange.

UNCANNY TALESVARIOUS

It was all unreal, as unreal as the baseless fabric of a dream; and yet it was real, wondrously real.

THE EVERLASTING ARMSJOSEPH HOCKING

The way seemed perfectly plain, and yet everything seemed intangible, unreal.

THE EVERLASTING ARMSJOSEPH HOCKING

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OCTOBER 26, 1985

WORDS RELATED TO UNREAL

  • abstruse
  • complex
  • deep
  • hypothetical
  • ideal
  • indefinite
  • intellectual
  • nonconcrete
  • philosophical
  • recondite
  • transcendent
  • transcendental
  • unreal
  • A-1
  • A-OK
  • ace
  • attractive
  • best ever
  • cat’s pajamas
  • choice
  • commendable
  • cool
  • copacetic
  • crackerjack
  • deserving
  • dream
  • estimable
  • excellent
  • exquisite
  • fine
  • good
  • great
  • greatest
  • hunky-dory
  • keen
  • laudable
  • meritable
  • meritorious
  • neat
  • out of sight
  • out of this world
  • peachy
  • praiseworthy
  • rare
  • solid
  • super
  • super-duper
  • superior
  • unreal
  • valuable
  • wicked
  • wonderful
  • worthy
  • zero cool
  • bogus
  • counterfeit
  • ersatz
  • fabricated
  • factitious
  • faked
  • false
  • falsie
  • hyped-up
  • manufactured
  • mock
  • phony
  • plastic
  • sham
  • simulated
  • specious
  • spurious
  • substitute
  • synthetic
  • unnatural
  • unreal
  • chimeral
  • chimerical
  • delusive
  • delusory
  • fanciful
  • fantastic
  • fantastical
  • hallucinatory
  • illusive
  • illusory
  • imagined
  • made-up
  • notional
  • phantasmagoric
  • phantasmal
  • phantasmic
  • unreal
  • unrealistic
  • visionary
  • absurd
  • delusive
  • fanciful
  • fantastic
  • fictional
  • imaginary
  • mythical
  • unfounded
  • unreal
  • utopian
  • visionary
  • wild
  • big
  • consequential
  • distinguished
  • doozie
  • dynamite
  • essential
  • fab
  • fat
  • influential
  • material
  • meaningful
  • momentous
  • mondo
  • noteworthy
  • renowned
  • significant
  • solid-gold
  • something
  • something else
  • substantial
  • super
  • super-duper
  • to the max
  • unreal
  • venerable
  • weighty

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artificial, chimerical, counterfeit, fabricated, fake, en.synonym.one, false, fancied, fanciful, fantastic, feigned, fraudulent, ideal, illusive, illusory, imaginary, imagined, impractical, inorganic, make-believe, mental, ostensible, phantom, possible, presumable, probable, en.synonym.one, romantic, specious, spectral, subjective, theoretical, unnatural, utopian, visionary, insubstantial, unsubstantial.

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  1. unrealadjective

    Antonyms:
    real

  2. unrealadjective

    Antonyms:
    real

  3. unrealadjective

    I just had an unreal hamburger.

    Antonyms:
    real

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  1. unreal

    Vain (Latin vanus, empty) keeps the etymological idea through all changes of meaning; a vain endeavor is empty of result, or of adequate power to produce a result, a vain pretension is empty or destitute of support, a vain person has a conceit that is empty or destitute of adequate cause or reason. That which is bootless, fruitless, or profitless fails to accomplish any valuable result; that which is abortive, ineffectual, or unavailing fails to accomplish a result that it was, or was supposed to be, adapted to accomplish. That which is useless, futile, or vain is inherently incapable of accomplishing a specified result. Useless, in the widest sense, signifies not of use for any valuable purpose, and is thus closely similar to valueless and worthless. Fruitless is more final than ineffectual, as applying to the sum or harvest of endeavor. That which is useless lacks actual fitness for a purpose; that which is vain lacks imaginable fitness. Compare VACANT; OSTENTATION; PRIDE.

    Compare synonyms for UTILITY.

    Synonyms:
    abortive, baseless, bootless, deceitful, delusive, empty, fruitless, futile, idle, inconstant, ineffectual, nugatory, null, profitless, shadowy, trifling, trivial, unavailing, unimportant, unprofitable, unsatisfying, unserviceable, unsubstantial, useless, vain, vapid, visionary, worthless

    Antonyms:
    adequate, advantageous, beneficial, competent, effective, efficient, expedient, potent, powerful, profitable, real, serviceable, solid, sound, substantial, sufficient, useful, valid, valuable, worthy

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  1. unrealadjective

    lacking in reality or substance or genuineness; not corresponding to acknowledged facts or criteria

    «ghosts and other unreal entities»; «unreal propaganda serving as news»

    Synonyms:
    artificial, insubstantial, unsubstantial

    Antonyms:
    existent, real(a), real, documentary, true(a), historical, actual, objective, factual, proper(a)

  2. unrealadjective

    not actually such; being or seeming fanciful or imaginary

    «this conversation is getting more and more unreal»; «the fantastically unreal world of government bureaucracy»; «the unreal world of advertising art»

    Synonyms:
    artificial, insubstantial, unsubstantial

    Antonyms:
    proper(a), real, actual, true(a), real(a), objective, factual, documentary, historical, existent

  3. artificial, unrealadjective

    contrived by art rather than nature

    «artificial flowers»; «artificial flavoring»; «an artificial diamond»; «artificial fibers»; «artificial sweeteners»

    Synonyms:
    contrived, artificial, insubstantial, unreal, stilted, hokey, unsubstantial

    Antonyms:
    real(a), actual, factual, existent, objective, documentary, proper(a), real, historical, true(a)

  4. insubstantial, unsubstantial, unrealadjective

    lacking material form or substance; unreal

    «as insubstantial as a dream»; «an insubstantial mirage on the horizon»

    Synonyms:
    jejune, insubstantial, unreal, unsubstantial, artificial

    Antonyms:
    objective, factual, real, actual, proper(a), documentary, existent, historical, real(a), true(a)

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  1. June Jordan:

    Language is political. That’s why you and me, my Brother and Sister, that’s why we supposed to choke our natural self into the weird, lying, barbarous, unreal, white speech and writing habits that the schools lay down like holy law. Because, in other words, the powerful don’t play; they mean to keep that power, and those who are the powerless (you and me) better shape up —mimic/ape/suck —in the very image of the powerful, or the powerful will destroy you —you and our children.

  2. Mary Baker Eddy:

    Spirit is the real and eternal matter is the unreal and temporal.

  3. Juan Sebastian Cabal:

    Unreal. It’s amazing. What a journey, if you tell us three months ago that this is going to happen, I probably will not believe you.

  4. Wyndham Lewis:

    With a new familiarity and a flesh-creeping homeliness entirely of this unreal, materialistic world, where all sentiment is coarsely manufactured and advertised in colossal sickly captions, disguised for the sweet tooth of a monstrous baby called the Public, the family as it is, broken up on all hands by the agency of feminist and economic propaganda, reconstitutes itself in the image of the state.

  5. Reuven Avi-Yonah:

    This is the blueprint, the illusion that you would see more patents kept in the U.S. (under the new tax law) is unreal as long as there are places you can keep them off shore where you pay 0.


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[ ʌnɹˈi͡əl], [ ʌnɹˈi‍əl], [ ʌ_n_ɹ_ˈiə_l]

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    Similar words for unreal:

    • abstract (adjective)

    • admirable (adjective)

    • all (adjective)

    • artificial (adjective)

    • chimeric (adjective)

    • considerable (adjective)

    • deceptive (adjective)

    • distinctive (adjective)

    • dramatic (adjective)

    • dreamy (adjective)

    • empty (adjective)

    • fabled (adjective)

    • fabulous (adjective)

    • fake, make-believe; hypothetical (adjective)

    • fallacious (adjective)

    • false (adjective)

    • fanciful (adjective)

    • fantastic (adjective)

    • fictitious (adjective)

    • fine (adjective)

    • futile (adjective)

    • grand (adjective)

    • ideal (adjective)

    • illusive (adjective)

    • illusory (adjective)

    • illusory/illusive (adjective)

    • imaginary (adjective)

    • important (adjective)

    • impractical/impracticable (adjective)

    • incredible (adjective)

    • insubstantial (adjective)

    • intangible (adjective)

    • invented (adjective)

    • invisible (adjective)

    • legendary (adjective)

    • made-up (adjective)

    • mental (adjective)

    • metaphysical (adjective)

    • miraculous (adjective)

    • mistaken (adjective)

    • mock (adjective)

    • moony (adjective)

    • mythical/mythological (adjective)

    • mythologic (adjective)

    • nonexistent (adjective)

    • null (adjective)

    • other relevant words (adjective)

    • prodigious (adjective)

    • special (adjective)

    • spurious (adjective)

    • stupendous (adjective)

    • theatrical (adjective)

    • unfounded (adjective)

    • unique (adjective)

    • unnegotiable (adjective)

    • unreal (adjective)

    • unrealistic (adjective)

    • unsubstantial (adjective)

    • unusable (adjective)

    • unworkable (adjective)

    • unworldly (adjective)

    • aerial (noun)

    • aeriform (noun)

    • aery (noun)

    • airy (noun)

    • arranged (noun)

    • bleached (noun)

    • cardboard (noun)

    • celluloid (noun)

    • colored (noun)

    • coloured (noun)

    • conventionalised (noun)

    • conventionalized (noun)

    • deceptive (noun)

    • delusory (noun)

    • dreamed (noun)

    • dreamlike (noun)

    • dummy (noun)

    • dyed (noun)

    • envisioned (noun)

    • ersatz (noun)

    • ethereal (noun)

    • eye-deceiving (noun)

    • fabricated (noun)

    • factitious (noun)

    • fake (noun)

    • fancied (noun)

    • fantastical (noun)

    • illusional (noun)

    • illusionary (noun)

    • illusive (noun)

    • imitation (noun)

    • make-believe (noun)

    • man-made (noun)

    • other relevant words (noun)

    • painted (noun)

    • phantom (noun)

    • pictured (noun)

    • pretend (noun)

    • semisynthetic (noun)

    • shadowy (noun)

    • staged (noun)

    • stylised (noun)

    • stylized (noun)

    • surreal (noun)

    • synthetic (noun)

    • trompe-l’oeil (noun)

    • unlifelike (noun)

    • unreal (noun)

    • visionary (noun)

    • other synonyms
    • bizarre

    • counterfeit

    • make-believe

    • pictorial

    How to use «unreal» in context?

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    Antonyms for unreal

    Hypernyms for unreal

    • adj.

      abstract (adjective)

      • in-definite,
      • hypo thetical,
      • hypo-thetical,
      • un-real,
      • non-concrete,
      • more nonconcrete,
      • non concrete,
      • more transcendental,
      • in definite,
      • more transcendent,
      • most nonconcrete,
      • un real,
      • hypothetical.

      admirable (adjective)

      • more a-ok,
      • most crackerjack,
      • most super-duper,
      • cat pajamas,
      • de-serving,
      • more crackerjack,
      • most a-ok,
      • cats pajamas,
      • more super-duper,
      • more super duper,
      • out this world,
      • more meritable,
      • dreamest,
      • a ok,
      • most a ok,
      • most meritable,
      • more a ok,
      • super duper,
      • de serving,
      • most aok,
      • out of world,
      • more aok,
      • more copacetic,
      • out world,
      • more superduper,
      • most superduper,
      • out sight,
      • most super duper,
      • A 1.

      all (adjective)

      • unreal.

      artificial (adjective)

      • more faked,
      • more falsie,
      • un-natural,
      • sham,
      • simulated,
      • most fabricated,
      • more fabricated,
      • substitute,
      • un natural,
      • most faked,
      • most falsie.

      chimeric (adjective)

      • chimeral.

      considerable (adjective)

      • more dynamite,
      • more something,
      • most something,
      • most mondo,
      • to max,
      • fabbest,
      • most doozie,
      • fabber.

      deceptive (adjective)

      • illusory.

      distinctive (adjective)

      • extra ordinary,
      • out-standing,
      • like night and day,
      • diacritic,
      • poles apart,
      • far cry.

      dramatic (adjective)

      • theatrical.

      dreamy (adjective)

      • mis-tier,
      • soothing,
      • most lulling,
      • introspective,
      • preoccupied,
      • misty,
      • most relaxing,
      • more introvertive,
      • more relaxing,
      • mis tier,
      • pre-occupied,
      • more lulling,
      • pre occupied,
      • most phantasmagorical,
      • more daydreaming,
      • most daydreaming,
      • most introvertive,
      • more phantasmagorical.

      empty (adjective)

      • empty,
      • un-intelligent,
      • in sipid,
      • dis-honest,
      • in sincerest,
      • in expressive,
      • in sincerer,
      • dis honest,
      • in-sipid,
      • in sincere,
      • trivial,
      • un satisfactory,
      • un intelligent,
      • de-void,
      • in effectual,
      • meaningless,
      • in-sincere,
      • insincere,
      • in-effectual,
      • in-sincerest,
      • in-expressive,
      • un-satisfactory,
      • de void,
      • in-sincerer.

      fabled (adjective)

      • fictional,
      • most famous,
      • famous.

      fabulous (adjective)

      • more out-of-this-world,
      • incredible,
      • mindblowing,
      • most out-of-this-world,
      • more primo,
      • radder,
      • doozie,
      • un believable,
      • topsest,
      • most turn on,
      • more doozie,
      • more out of this world,
      • raddest,
      • most out of this world,
      • most turnon,
      • mind blowing,
      • more out-of-sight,
      • more fabulous,
      • more turn on,
      • more out of sight,
      • out-of-sight,
      • most primo,
      • un-believable,
      • more turnon,
      • most out of sight,
      • topser,
      • in conceivable,
      • more turn-on,
      • most out-of-sight,
      • in-conceivable,
      • turnon,
      • most turn-on.

      fake, make-believe; hypothetical (adjective)

      • delusive,
      • Storybook,
      • invented,
      • ostensible,
      • mythical,
      • imagined,
      • impalpable,
      • immaterial,
      • unbelievable,
      • hallucinatory,
      • seeming,
      • romantic,
      • theoretical,
      • nebulous,
      • supposititious,
      • phantasmagoric,
      • notional,
      • fictive,
      • pretended,
      • figmental,
      • suppositious,
      • misleading.

      fallacious (adjective)

      • un true,
      • un-truest,
      • in-correct,
      • in valid,
      • most deluding,
      • most sophistical,
      • more sophistical,
      • un sounder,
      • most reasonless,
      • un-soundest,
      • more deceiving,
      • most ungrounded,
      • un-sounder,
      • un reasoned,
      • more deluding,
      • un reasonable,
      • more reasonless,
      • illogical,
      • un sound,
      • un grounded,
      • un-true,
      • un-reasonable,
      • in correct,
      • most beguiling,
      • more ungrounded,
      • mis-leading,
      • more beguiling,
      • un-sound,
      • most deceiving,
      • un truer,
      • un-truer,
      • un-reasoned,
      • un-grounded,
      • in-valid,
      • un truest,
      • mis leading.

      false (adjective)

      • untruthful,
      • mendacious,
      • inexact,
      • Misrepresentative,
      • snide,
      • cooked-up,
      • Crocker,
      • off the mark,
      • casuistic,
      • contrary to fact.

      fanciful (adjective)

      • more fairytale,
      • most fancied,
      • more curious,
      • castles the air,
      • more fairy tale,
      • more fairy-tale,
      • pie in sky,
      • pie sky,
      • most fairy tale,
      • more fancied,
      • castles air,
      • most fairy-tale,
      • most fairytale,
      • pie the sky.

      fantastic (adjective)

      • firstrate,
      • cat meow,
      • un-likely,
      • out of sight,
      • first rate,
      • in-sanest,
      • in saner,
      • un likely,
      • in sanest,
      • un-likeliest,
      • un likelier,
      • far fetched,
      • cats meow,
      • un-likelier,
      • un likeliest,
      • in-sane,
      • in-saner,
      • more ridiculous,
      • in sane.

      fictitious (adjective)

      • trumped-up.

      fine (adjective)

      • more first-string,
      • top-pest,
      • more firststring,
      • most first-string,
      • more five-star,
      • well made,
      • more giltedged,
      • most five star,
      • most first string,
      • top notch,
      • re fined,
      • most firststring,
      • most five-star,
      • more five star,
      • most giltedged,
      • firststring,
      • good looking,
      • most fivestar,
      • fivestar,
      • most gilt edged,
      • more fivestar,
      • more first string,
      • wellmade.

      futile (adjective)

      • more profitless,
      • save ones breath,
      • un availing,
      • more resultless,
      • in-sufficient,
      • save one breath,
      • insufficient,
      • un profitable,
      • un-availing,
      • un productive,
      • un-profitable,
      • un needed,
      • un-successful,
      • sterile,
      • profitless,
      • un-needed,
      • in effective,
      • most resultless,
      • out window,
      • un important,
      • in-effective,
      • un-productive,
      • more ineffective,
      • ineffective,
      • un successful,
      • un-important,
      • save breath,
      • most profitless,
      • in sufficient,
      • trifling.

      grand (adjective)

      • grandest,
      • more luxurious,
      • sub-lime,
      • grandiose,
      • very good,
      • more smashing,
      • aweinspiring,
      • awe inspiring,
      • sub lime,
      • most dynamite,
      • most smashing.

      ideal (adjective)

      • more ivory tower,
      • un-earthlier,
      • more ivory-tower,
      • most ivory-tower,
      • more out of reach,
      • un-earthliest,
      • most ideal,
      • most out of reach,
      • most ivory tower,
      • un-attainable,
      • un earthly,
      • most ivorytower,
      • most out-of-reach,
      • more ivorytower,
      • un earthliest,
      • in the clouds,
      • highflown,
      • un attainable,
      • high flown,
      • un earthlier,
      • more out-of-reach,
      • ivorytower,
      • un-earthly.

      illusive (adjective)

      • phantasmal,
      • phantasmic.

      illusory (adjective)

      • more barmecidal,
      • most barmecidal,
      • floatest.

      illusory/illusive (adjective)

      • more bluesky,
      • more blue sky,
      • bluesky,
      • most blue-sky,
      • more blue-sky,
      • most illusory,
      • most bluesky,
      • most semblant,
      • more semblant,
      • most blue sky.

      imaginary (adjective)

      • apparitional,
      • dreamed-up.

      important (adjective)

      • considerable.

      impractical/impracticable (adjective)

      • more nonfunctional,
      • most no go,
      • in-feasible,
      • in operable,
      • most unserviceable,
      • un-businesslike,
      • out the question,
      • in-efficacious,
      • non functional,
      • more unserviceable,
      • most inoperable,
      • un wiser,
      • more unbusinesslike,
      • starryeyed,
      • un-wisest,
      • non-viable,
      • un feasible,
      • un-feasible,
      • out question,
      • most infeasible,
      • non viable,
      • more inoperable,
      • un serviceable,
      • more nogo,
      • un businesslike,
      • most no-go,
      • more infeasible,
      • most nonfunctional,
      • more no go,
      • in-applicable,
      • in efficacious,
      • not prayer,
      • more no-go,
      • un-wiser,
      • in applicable,
      • un wise,
      • in-operable,
      • more irrealizable,
      • more nonviable,
      • starry eyed,
      • more impracticable,
      • un-serviceable,
      • most irrealizable,
      • un wisest,
      • most unbusinesslike,
      • most nonviable,
      • un-wise,
      • in feasible,
      • irrealizable,
      • wont fly,
      • infeasible,
      • most nogo.

      incredible (adjective)

      • in-credible,
      • super-human,
      • in credible.

      insubstantial (adjective)

      • in firmer,
      • in firmest,
      • in-substantial,
      • in firm,
      • too little too late,
      • in substantial,
      • in corporeal,
      • fly by night,
      • in-firmest,
      • in-corporeal,
      • in-firmer.

      intangible (adjective)

      • most unapparent,
      • in determinate,
      • evanescent,
      • in sensible,
      • in appreciable,
      • most evading,
      • more eluding,
      • in-sensible,
      • in tangible,
      • more unapparent,
      • most eluding,
      • un-apparent,
      • unapparent,
      • un-sure,
      • un observable,
      • in-appreciable,
      • more evading,
      • un sure,
      • in-tangible,
      • un-observable,
      • un apparent.

      invented (adjective)

      • in vented,
      • in-vented.

      invisible (adjective)

      • unperceivable,
      • masked,
      • ghostly,
      • Perdu,
      • unnoticeable,
      • not in sight,
      • ungraspable,
      • unviewable,
      • unseeable,
      • wraithlike.

      legendary (adjective)

      • more handeddown,
      • un-historic,
      • more told,
      • most handeddown,
      • more unhistorical,
      • un-historical,
      • most handed down,
      • most unhistoric,
      • most handed-down,
      • un verifiable,
      • un historical,
      • most told,
      • most unhistorical,
      • more unhistoric,
      • un historic,
      • Told,
      • more handed down,
      • most unverifiable,
      • handeddown,
      • re-lated,
      • more unverifiable,
      • more handed-down,
      • un-verifiable.

      made-up (adjective)

      • made up.

      mental (adjective)

      • most ideological,
      • more reasoning,
      • sub conscious,
      • more ideological,
      • more phrenic,
      • more intellective,
      • sub-conscious,
      • most phrenic,
      • most telepathic,
      • more telepathic,
      • more subliminal,
      • most reasoning,
      • sub-liminal,
      • sub liminal,
      • most intellective,
      • psycho logical,
      • psycho-logical,
      • most subliminal.

      metaphysical (adjective)

      • Unfleshly,
      • oversubtle,
      • jesuitic,
      • superhuman,
      • nonmaterial,
      • Discarnate,
      • suprahuman,
      • supranatural,
      • Supramundane,
      • Supermundane,
      • nonphysical,
      • non-material,
      • non-physical,
      • unphysical.

      miraculous (adjective)

      • more stupefying,
      • most stupefying,
      • in explicable,
      • the utmost,
      • most wonderworking,
      • un-imaginable,
      • more wonderworking,
      • un accountable,
      • un imaginable,
      • magical,
      • un-accountable,
      • in-explicable.

      mistaken (adjective)

      • mis understanding,
      • in appropriate,
      • in-appropriate,
      • mis-understanding,
      • mis-taken,
      • mis-informed,
      • mis-interpreting,
      • wide mark,
      • more misconstrued,
      • mis-construed,
      • more misinformed,
      • more tricked,
      • misinformed,
      • most misjudging,
      • more misjudging,
      • most misinterpreting,
      • mis judging,
      • most misunderstanding,
      • mis construed,
      • mis-judging,
      • more duped,
      • mis-guided,
      • off base,
      • un-advised,
      • more misinterpreting,
      • un advised,
      • mis informed,
      • barking wrong tree,
      • most misinformed,
      • most misconstrued,
      • Misconstrued,
      • illadvised,
      • most duped,
      • mis taken,
      • mis interpreting,
      • unadvised,
      • more misunderstanding,
      • most tricked,
      • mis guided.

      mock (adjective)

      • more put on,
      • more puton,
      • dummiest,
      • dummier,
      • most mimic,
      • puton,
      • more put-on,
      • most put on,
      • most put-on,
      • imitative,
      • most puton,
      • more mimic.

      moony (adjective)

      • more woolgathering,
      • most woolgathering,
      • woolgathering.

      mythical/mythological (adjective)

      • more fantasy,
      • most fantasy,
      • folkloric,
      • most folkloric,
      • more folkloric.

      mythologic (adjective)

      • mythologic.

      nonexistent (adjective)

      • null and void,
      • Gossamery,
      • without foundation,
      • Non-existent,
      • few and far between,
      • passed away,
      • passed on,
      • Perished.

      null (adjective)

      • most characterless,
      • in-operative,
      • more nothing,
      • un sanctioned,
      • more unsanctioned,
      • most nothing,
      • in operative,
      • un-sanctioned,
      • most unsanctioned.

      Other relevant words: (adjective)

      • phantasmagorical,
      • distinctive,
      • unverifiable,
      • artificial,
      • no go,
      • Unparagoned,
      • intangible,
      • operatic,
      • legendary,
      • sophistical,
      • Unbusinesslike,
      • abstract,
      • turn-on,
      • won’t fly,
      • wrong number,
      • no-go,
      • floater,
      • no avail,
      • unrealistic,
      • in vain,
      • out the window,
      • Magnific,
      • sophistic,
      • rad,
      • Intellective,
      • firstclass,
      • fab,
      • campier,
      • moony,
      • cat’s pajamas,
      • fantastic,
      • on treadmill,
      • nonviable,
      • false,
      • fictitious,
      • dreamy,
      • unusable,
      • psychical,
      • Semblant,
      • blue sky,
      • mythic,
      • insubstantial,
      • wonderworking,
      • unnegotiable,
      • daydreamy,
      • handed-down,
      • first class,
      • unsubstantial,
      • the max,
      • special,
      • fabled,
      • manmade,
      • invisible,
      • unserviceable,
      • castles in the air,
      • no dice,
      • unworldly,
      • made-up,
      • fanciful,
      • barking up wrong tree,
      • castles in air,
      • Resultless,
      • inoperable,
      • superduper,
      • hunky dory,
      • supersensory,
      • unworkable,
      • to no purpose,
      • campiest,
      • reachy,
      • in clouds,
      • something else,
      • NOGO,
      • non-functional,
      • no purpose,
      • admirable,
      • best ever,
      • off track,
      • phrenic,
      • fine,
      • mythological,
      • blue-sky,
      • null,
      • metaphysical,
      • nonconcrete,
      • super-duper,
      • grand,
      • on a treadmill,
      • ivory-tower,
      • mistaken,
      • nonrealistic,
      • nonmaterialistic,
      • stupendous,
      • futile,
      • miraculous,
      • wide of mark,
      • all wet,
      • out of question,
      • characterless,
      • copacetic,
      • prodigious,
      • solid gold,
      • not applicable,
      • mondo,
      • campy,
      • fallacious,
      • save one’s breath,
      • out of reach,
      • telepathic,
      • hammy,
      • chimerical,
      • non-realistic,
      • fabulous,
      • out-of-reach,
      • ideological,
      • cat’s meow,
      • five-star,
      • Unhistorical,
      • spurious,
      • impractical,
      • out-of-this-world,
      • mental,
      • gilt-edged,
      • zero cool,
      • imaginary,
      • unfounded,
      • to the max,
      • to no avail,
      • goodlooking,
      • subliminal,
      • giltedged,
      • reasonless,
      • under wrong impression,
      • fairy-tale,
      • introvertive,
      • first-string,
      • unsanctioned,
      • to no effect,
      • not a prayer,
      • unhistoric,
      • top drawer,
      • wrongly identified,
      • faux,
      • fairytale,
      • not sensible,
      • hyped up,
      • primo,
      • way off,
      • nonexistent,
      • confused with,
      • nonfunctional,
      • no effect,
      • ungrounded.

      prodigious (adjective)

      • un usual,
      • un-usual,
      • sur prising,
      • sur-prising.

      special (adjective)

      • ex-press,
      • de finite,
      • out ordinary,
      • de fined,
      • ex press,
      • more defined,
      • most defined,
      • most designated,
      • re served,
      • out of ordinary,
      • de-fined,
      • more designated,
      • de-terminate,
      • de terminate,
      • most earmarked,
      • de-finite,
      • re-served,
      • redletter,
      • more earmarked,
      • red letter.

      spurious (adjective)

      • unauthentic,
      • ungenuine.

      stupendous (adjective)

      • over-whelming,
      • over whelming,
      • mind boggling,
      • titantic,
      • most monster,
      • more monster,
      • mindboggling.

      theatrical (adjective)

      • more amateur,
      • most staged,
      • most amateur,
      • most thespian,
      • schmaltzy,
      • hammier,
      • more vaudeville,
      • more thespian,
      • showest,
      • hamest,
      • more staged,
      • hamer,
      • hammiest,
      • most vaudeville,
      • most operatic,
      • more operatic.

      unfounded (adjective)

      • Foundationless,
      • without basis,
      • off-base,
      • unproven.

      unique (adjective)

      • unexampled,
      • un-paralleled,
      • un equaled,
      • more nonpareil,
      • most unparagoned,
      • more unparagoned,
      • most unexampled,
      • in-imitable,
      • un-exampled,
      • most nonpareil,
      • in comparable,
      • un-paragoned,
      • un-matched,
      • in-comparable,
      • more unexampled,
      • farout,
      • un paralleled,
      • unique,
      • un exampled,
      • un-equaled,
      • un paragoned,
      • un-rivaled,
      • in imitable,
      • un rivaled.

      unnegotiable (adjective)

      • un negotiable,
      • un-negotiable.

      unreal (adjective)

      • not real,
      • unactual.

      unrealistic (adjective)

      • re-achier,
      • re achier,
      • re achiest,
      • non realistic,
      • un-realistic,
      • re-achiest,
      • un realistic,
      • reachier,
      • re achy,
      • re-achy,
      • reachiest,
      • more nonrealistic,
      • most nonrealistic.

      unsubstantial (adjective)

      • tenuous,
      • insignificance,
      • nonexistence,
      • weightless,
      • spectral,
      • vacant,
      • inessential,
      • unconcrete,
      • vacuous.

      unusable (adjective)

      • un usable,
      • un-usable.

      unworkable (adjective)

      • un workable,
      • un-workable.

      unworldly (adjective)

      • non-materialistic,
      • extra-terrestrial,
      • extraterrestrial,
      • more daydreamy,
      • un-worldlier,
      • non materialistic,
      • most daydreamy,
      • more nonmaterialistic,
      • more extraterrestrial,
      • most nonmaterialistic,
      • most supersensory,
      • un worldliest,
      • extra terrestrial,
      • un worldly,
      • super-sensory,
      • un-worldliest,
      • most extraterrestrial,
      • un worldlier,
      • more supersensory,
      • un-worldly,
      • super sensory.
    • n.

      • is that a fact?,
      • funnily enough,
      • actually,
      • Well, I never,
      • heavens above,
      • you don’t say,
      • who would have thought…?,
      • you would not believe,
      • now I’ve seen everything/it all,
      • of all things/people/places.

      • unlikely,
      • doubtful,
      • inconceivable,
      • there is no question of something,
      • remote,
      • long odds,
      • dim,
      • you’ll be lucky,
      • I don’t suppose.

      • edgy.

      aerial (noun)

      • aerial.

      aeriform (noun)

      • aeriform.

      aery (noun)

      • aery.

      airy (noun)

      • airy.

      arranged (noun)

      • arranged.

      bleached (noun)

      • bleached.

      cardboard (noun)

      • cardboard.

      celluloid (noun)

      • celluloid.

      colored (noun)

      • colored.

      coloured (noun)

      • coloured.

      conventionalised (noun)

      • conventionalised.

      conventionalized (noun)

      • conventionalized.

      deceptive (noun)

      • deceptive.

      delusory (noun)

      • delusory.

      dreamed (noun)

      • dreamed.

      dreamlike (noun)

      • dreamlike.

      dummy (noun)

      • dummy.

      dyed (noun)

      • dyed.

      envisioned (noun)

      • envisioned.

      ersatz (noun)

      • ersatz.

      ethereal (noun)

      • ethereal.

      eye-deceiving (noun)

      • eye-deceiving.

      fabricated (noun)

      • fabricated.

      factitious (noun)

      • factitious.

      fake (noun)

      • fake.

      fancied (noun)

      • fancied.

      fantastical (noun)

      • fantastical.

      illusional (noun)

      • illusional.

      illusionary (noun)

      • illusionary.

      illusive (noun)

      • illusive.

      imitation (noun)

      • imitation.

      make-believe (noun)

      • make-believe.

      man-made (noun)

      • man-made.

      Other relevant words: (noun)

      • ideal,
      • vision.

      painted (noun)

      • painted.

      phantom (noun)

      • phantom.

      pictured (noun)

      • pictured.

      pretend (noun)

      • pretend.

      semisynthetic (noun)

      • semisynthetic.

      shadowy (noun)

      • shadowy.

      staged (noun)

      • staged.

      stylised (noun)

      • stylised.

      stylized (noun)

      • stylized.

      surreal (noun)

      • surreal.

      synthetic (noun)

      • synthetic.

      trompe-l’oeil (noun)

      • trompe-l’oeil.

      unlifelike (noun)

      • unlifelike.

      unreal (noun)

      • visualised,
      • visualized,
      • near,
      • play.

      visionary (noun)

      • whimsical.
    • Other synonyms:

      • outre,
      • idiosyncratic,
      • weird,
      • conceptual,
      • funnily,
      • extraordinarily,
      • bizarrely,
      • paradoxically,
      • screwy,
      • outlandish,
      • incongruous,
      • preternatural,
      • damnedest,
      • off-the-wall,
      • paradoxical,
      • uncanny,
      • unnaturally,
      • quirky.

      • fantastically,
      • discordant,
      • chimeric,
      • peculiar,
      • eccentric,
      • strange,
      • peculiarly,
      • strangely,
      • far-out,
      • improbable.

      • funny,
      • singular,
      • cranky,
      • foreign.

      • visionary,
      • way out.

      • off.

      bizarre

      • surrealistic.

      counterfeit

      • mock.

      make-believe

      • make believe.

      pictorial

      • graphic.

    How to use «Unreal» in context?

    Unreal is a 2002 first-person shooter video game from Epic Games. It is the successor to 1998’s Unreal Tournament, which was also developed by Epic Games. The game remains one of the most popular first-person shooters of all time.

    Paraphrases for Unreal:

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    • Equivalence

      • Adjective
        surreal, unrealistic.
    • Independent

      • Adjective
        crazy, insane, surrealist, unbelievable.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        fiction, unbelievable.
      • Interjection
        unbelievable.
    • Other Related

      • Adjective
        incredible, magical, real, surrealistic.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        incredible.

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