real life (Meaning)

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real life (n)

the practical world as opposed to the academic world

existing or occurring in reality, happening in reality

The movie depicted events that closely resembled real life, immersing viewers in a relatable experience.
In real life, relationships are often more complex and nuanced than they appear on screen.
The consequences of our actions in real life can be far-reaching and impact our future.
Virtual reality technology aims to create immersive experiences that feel like real life.
Real life heroes often go unnoticed, but their actions inspire and shape our world.
The challenges and rewards of real life are often more fulfilling than those found in games or simulations.
Social media can sometimes distort our perception of real life by presenting an idealized version.
It's important to balance our digital and real life experiences to maintain a healthy perspective.
Real life lessons cannot be taught in a classroom; they must be experienced firsthand.
The passage of time in real life can be both a blessing and a challenge, as we grow and evolve.

the practical world as opposed to the academic worldexisting or occurring in reality, happening in reality

very, real-world, bona fide, authentic, actual, real, final, genuine, concrete, undeniable

alleged, fabled, envisioned, legendary, imagined, fanciful, conceived, fanciful, supposed, reputed

The movie depicted events that closely resembled real life, immersing viewers in a relatable experience.

In real life, relationships are often more complex and nuanced than they appear on screen.

The consequences of our actions in real life can be far-reaching and impact our future.

Virtual reality technology aims to create immersive experiences that feel like real life.