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Comparative for imaginary or illusory in nature
“There is a vast distance between this truism and the paradox that an unreal being may be an ideally perfect being.”
Comparative for of a form that transcends the physical world
“His former romantic dream that she was an unreal spirit of nature is now his nightmare.”
Comparative for not having a real or physical form or structure
“This might encourage the belief that any problems posed by the Schwarzschild surface were unreal and unphysical.”
Comparative for having a mythical quality
“She gives us both the true and unreal stories of Antonia, making her both human and mythic.”
Comparative for rather strange, bizarre or fantastical in nature
“The girl refuses to wash the dishes because of some unreal excuse.”
Comparative for theoretical or suppositional in nature
“They have formed a whole school of hypothetical and unreal history in which their copyists are innumerable.”
Comparative for impossible to manage, execute or implement
“However interested Powell was in retaining India, he never showed any interest in the unreal task of reconquest.”
Comparative for fear-inspiring due to being strange or creepy
“These militants are frighteningly unreal, Harry. They seem to laugh at death.”
Comparative for being an imitation, not authentic or real
“Explore our selection of unreal fur and faux leather jackets.”
Comparative for exaggerated and excessively dramatic
Comparative for extremely impressive or amazing
Comparative for lacking in meaning
Comparative for pertaining to both the mind and the body
Comparative for ambitious or difficult to achieve
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