The apparent reality
Example: The apparent reality can sometimes be different from the truth.
Definition
"The apparent reality" refers to the perception or experience of the world as it seems to an observer, which may differ from the actual or objective truth. It highlights the distinction between how things appear and how they truly are in philosophical discussions.
Translations
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la realidad aparente -
de schijnbare realiteit -
la realitat aparent -
la réalité apparente -
die scheinbare Realität
Etymology
The phrase "the apparent reality" combines 'apparent,' derived from the Latin 'apparēre,' meaning 'to appear,' and 'reality,' from Latin 'realis,' meaning 'actual.' Together, they emphasize the notion of reality as it appears to the senses, a concept explored extensively in philosophy.
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"The apparent reality" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Philosophy - (A2) - set 1", containing 105 commonly used words.
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