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irrealistic

irrealistic adjective: in the style of irrealism.

Adjective

irrealistic (comparative more irrealistic, superlative most irrealistic)

  1. In the style of irrealism.
    • The scenes are connected more visually than causally, through repeated motifs and — the greatest weapon in Mr. Bava's stylistic arsenal — a resolutely irrealistic use of color.2007 October 30, Dave Kehr, “New DVDs”, in New York Times

Forms of irrealistic

comparativemore irrealistic
superlativemost irrealistic

Questions about irrealistic

What does irrealistic mean?
Irrealistic means in the style of irrealism.
What part of speech is irrealistic?
Irrealistic is an adjective.

Words near irrealistic in the dictionary

  1. irrealis moods
  2. irrealisable
  3. irrealises
  4. irrealism
  5. irrealisms
  6. irrealistic
  7. irrealities
  8. irreality
  9. irrealizable
  10. irrebuttable
  11. irreceptive

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