surreal (Meaning)

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surreal (s)

characterized by fantastic imagery and incongruous juxtapositions

resembling a dream

The twilight cast a surreal glow on the desolate landscape, transforming it into an eerie otherworld.
The artist's paintings were a surreal blend of reality and dream, depicting scenes that defied logic and reason.
The sudden silence in the bustling city created a surreal atmosphere, as if time had somehow stopped.
The carnival's extravagant costumes and flashing lights created a surreal spectacle that was both mesmerizing and disorienting.
The patient's fevered dreams were filled with surreal visions that haunted his waking hours.
The war-ravaged town was a surreal sight, with buildings reduced to rubble and the air thick with a haunting silence.
The Salvador Dali exhibit showcased a collection of surreal masterpieces that played tricks on the eye and challenged the boundaries of reality.
The psychologist's therapy sessions took on a surreal tone as the patient's subconscious mind began to manifest in strange and unexpected ways.
The scientist's breakthrough led to the discovery of a surreal world hidden within the depths of quantum mechanics.
The aftermath of the storm created a surreal landscape, with trees uprooted and cars overturned as if by an unseen force.

characterized by fantastic imagery and incongruous juxtapositions, resembling a dream

weird,irrational, absurd, misleading, unreasoning, strange, unusual, meaningless, unreasonable, illegitimate

justified, sane, clear, wise, clear, satisfying, solid,sane, lucid, just

The twilight cast a surreal glow on the desolate landscape, transforming it into an eerie otherworld.

The artist's paintings were a surreal blend of reality and dream, depicting scenes that defied logic and reason.

The sudden silence in the bustling city created a surreal atmosphere, as if time had somehow stopped.

The carnival's extravagant costumes and flashing lights created a surreal spectacle that was both mesmerizing and disorienting.