realistic
adjective
[ rɪəˈlɪstɪk ]
• having or showing a sensible and practical idea of what can be achieved or expected.
• "I thought we had a realistic chance of winning"
Similar:
practical,
pragmatic,
matter-of-fact,
down-to-earth,
sensible,
commonsensical,
rational,
logical,
reasonable,
level-headed,
clear-sighted,
hard-headed,
businesslike,
sober,
unromantic,
unsentimental,
unidealistic,
tough-minded,
robust,
hard-boiled,
unemotional,
hard-nosed,
no-nonsense,
achievable,
attainable,
feasible,
practicable,
viable,
workable,
doable,
• representing things in a way that is accurate and true to life.
• "a realistic human drama"
Similar:
true to life,
lifelike,
true,
truthful,
faithful,
real-life,
close,
naturalistic,
authentic,
genuine,
representational,
graphic,
convincing,
vérité,
kitchen-sink,
warts and all,
verisimilar,
veristic,
speaking,
