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Main Entry: real
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: genuine in existence

Synonyms:

absolute, actual, authentic, bodily, bona fide, certain, concrete, corporal, corporeal, de facto, embodied, essential, evident, existent, existing, factual, firm, heartfelt, honest, in the flesh, incarnate, indubitable, intrinsic, irrefutable, legitimate, live, material, original, palpable, perceptible, physical, positive, present, right, rightful, sensible, sincere, solid, sound, stable, substantial, substantive, tangible, true, unaffected, undeniable, undoubted, unfeigned, valid, veritable

Antonyms:

dishonest, fake, false, feigned, imaginary, invalid, untrue
Main Entry: bona fide
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: genuine

Synonyms:

actual, authentic, honest, kosher, legitimate, real, true, valid
Main Entry: certain
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: undoubtable, valid

Synonyms:

absolute, ascertained, authoritative, clear, conclusive, confirmable, definite, demonstrable, destined, determined, establishable, evident, firm, fixed, genuine, guaranteed, having down pat, in the bag, incontrovertible, indubitable, infallible, irrefutable, known, on ice, plain, positive, predestined, provable, real, reliable, safe, salted away, set, sound, supreme, sure, sure thing, true, trustworthy, unambiguous, undeniable, undoubted, unequivocal, unerring, unmistakable, verifiable

Antonyms:

doubtful, dubious, faltering, questionable, uncertain, unreliable, unsure
Main Entry: concrete
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: actual, factual

Synonyms:

accurate, corporeal, definite, detailed, explicit, material, objective, particular, precise, real, sensible, solid, specific, substantial, tangible
Notes: cement comes from Latin caementum 'chips of stone'; cement is an ingredient of concrete, but is not a synonym; cement should be pronounced suh-MENT

Antonyms:

abstract, ideal, immaterial, intangible
Main Entry: decidedly
Part of Speech: adverb
Definition: certainly

Synonyms:

absolutely, bloody*, by all means, clearly, decisively, determinedly, distinctly, downright, emphatically, flat out, for a fact, in spades, no catch, no holds barred, no ifs ands or buts, no mistake, no strings attached, of course, positively, powerful, real, really, right, straight out, strongly, sure, surely, terribly, terrifically, unequivocally, unmistakably
Main Entry: de facto
Part of Speech: adverb
Definition: in reality

Synonyms:

actual, actually, existing, genuinely, in effect, in fact, real, really, tangible, truly, veritably
Main Entry: definitive
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: authoritative

Synonyms:

absolute, actual, categorical, clear-cut, closing, complete, completing, concluding, conclusive, decisive, definite, determining, downright, ending, exhaustive, express, final, finishing, flat out, last, limiting, nailed down, perfect, plain, precise, real, reliable, settling, specific, straight out, terminal, terminating, ultimate, unambiguous

Antonyms:

incomplete, inconclusive, inexact, interim, temporary, unreliable
Main Entry: effective
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: in use at the time

Synonyms:

active, actual, current, direct, dynamic, in effect, in execution, in force, in operation, operative, real

Antonyms:

inoperative, useless
Main Entry: extant
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: in existence

Synonyms:

actual, alive, around, being, contemporary, current, existent, existing, immediate, in current use, instant, living, not lost, present, present-day, real, remaining, subsisting, surviving, undestroyed

Antonyms:

dead, extinct, gone
Main Entry: forthright
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: straightforward, honest

Synonyms:

aboveboard, bald, blunt, call a spade a spade, candid, categorical, direct, directly, forward, frank, from the hip, like it is, no lie, open, outspoken, plain, plainspoken, real, simple, sincere, straight, undisguised, up front

Antonyms:

devious, dishonest, secret, untruthful
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