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| n. state of being actual or real; truly existing |
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| adj. readily usable; practical |
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| n. the quality or condition of being authentic, trustworthy, or genuine |
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| adj. authentic and genuine |
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| adj. without exception; absolute and explicit |
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| adj. justifiable for accuracy |
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| adj. of the nature of fact; real |
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| adj. not counterfeit, but authentic; honest and real; free from hypocrisy or dishonesty; sincere |
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| adj. impossible to damage or enter; not able to alter the reality |
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| n. the quality of being legitimate - authentic, genuine, and according to law |
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| n. the state of being material - being real or substantive quality |
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| adj. dealing with facts, reality, and actual occurrences |
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| n. an authentic thing or quality; something that is not an imitation or substitute (colloquialism) |
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| adj. possible to touch; possible to be treated as fact; real |
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| adj. capable of being maintained; able to be maintained because of genuineness |
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| n. self-evident truth, actuality and reality |
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| adj. undeniable, actual, and authentic |
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| adj. real, authentic, correct; sound and well-grounded |
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| n. adherence to truth, reality, accuracy, and presision |
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| adj. being truly so-called; real or genuine |
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