A realidade aparente



Example: A realidade aparente pode enganar nossos olhos facilmente.

Definition


"A realidade aparente" refers to the perceived reality that may seem true or accurate but can be deceptive or misleading, causing one to misinterpret the actual facts or situation, as in the phrase 'A realidade aparente pode enganar nossos olhos facilmente.'

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Etymology


The phrase "a realidade aparente" comes from Portuguese, combining "realidade" meaning reality, derived from Latin 'realis' meaning actual or real, and "aparente" meaning apparent, from Latin 'apparens', meaning visible or seeming. Did you know? This phrase captures the idea that what appears to be real might not reflect the true nature of things.

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