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real-life
[ ree-uhl-lahyf, reel- ]
adjective
- existing or happening in reality:
real-life drama.
real life
noun
- actual human life, as lived by real people, esp contrasted with the lives of fictional or fantasy characters
miracles don't happen in real life
- ( as modifier )
a real-life mystery
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of real-life1
Example Sentences
Beyond the world of Dust and daemons, this book has been influenced by real-life global events, including the rise of tech billionaires, Pullman revealed.
The show, which had its official opening Sunday at Broadway’s Longacre Theatre, tells the story of the unsuccessful career of a real-life bandit, who achieved more fame as a corpse than as a man.
These elections are likely to result in real-life evidence of a political idea that's all the rage, that there's "fragmentation" among the public, the traditional voting blocs are no more.
It's likely that will pose the Conservatives with a tricky real-life question after many weeks of troublesome hypothetical arguments: will they, or won't they, work with their arch rivals Reform UK on the ground?
The Housewives let audiences immerse themselves in the 90210 fantasy before leaving through the golden gates of Beverly Hills to indulge in the familiar drama of real-life service workers.
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