realistic
ਯਥਾਰਥਵਾਦੀ
definition
adjective
jobs are scarce at the moment, so you've got to be realistic
having or showing a sensible and practical idea of what can be achieved or expected.
a realistic human drama
representing familiar things in a way that is accurate or true to life.
example
It adds an extra layer of authenticity to an already frighteningly 'realistic' film.
they have a 'realistic' chance of winning
Too sticky a surface could rob the Scots of a 'realistic' chance of maintaining their run of success.
To achieve a 'realistic' roll a Catholic school will often have to draw in pupils from a very wide area.
His figures are 'realistic' and dynamic, with an astounding range of body types.
While the film looks 'realistic' , naturalistic, it is still a film and tells a story.
Is it 'realistic' to expect them to address the equity versus efficiency dilemma?
It also helps if the graphics are as smooth and as 'realistic' as possible and game load times are short.
She listened to patients' problems and helped them in 'realistic' and practical ways.
Around half of that figure is more 'realistic' , plus any cash he can raise from selling players.
There are many waters in the UK where you can fly fish for pike with a 'realistic' chance of catching a good fish.
Holgate are the only club left with a 'realistic' chance of making up the deficit.
The fake page does have a 'realistic' look to it, complete with a flashy cover graphic.
it isn't 'realistic' to expect him to agree
The big fellow trooped off - with him went any 'realistic' chance his men had of winning.
In the Patents Court, I would hope that a 'realistic' figure would be eighteen months or less.
He saw tennis as the most 'realistic' chance for his five daughters to escape the ghetto.
This show is probably the most 'realistic' medical drama on British television.
It's more expensive, looks less 'realistic' and less convincing, and it puts actors off.
Yet again this painting marks a break from the traditional style of 'realistic' representation in art.
she has a 'realistic' view of her work
the models were very 'realistic'
I didn't feel that I had a 'realistic' chance to improve things with the budget I had.
You will also need to be 'realistic' about what you expect from your birth family.
Clear this hurdle, and they have a 'realistic' chance of running Australia close.
They are trying to gather everyone's ideas and to form the ideas into a 'realistic' plan.
There is also a 'realistic' chance of progressing to compete on the big stage.
Crocker had said beforehand that he was going to win, but no-one really gave him a 'realistic' chance.
The fantasy elements are there to serve what I hope is a 'realistic' depiction of human nature.
Fake guns are now so 'realistic' that even the practiced eye of a police marksman can be fooled.
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