realistic
realistic to a high degree
very realistic to a high degree
used to strongly praise how realistic something is, especially in art or simulation
sufficiently realistic for a particular purpose
to a significant but not extreme degree
quite realistic, to a moderate degree
genuinely and authentically realistic
extremely or unbelievably realistic
surprisingly realistic
realistic in a harsh, unpleasant, or serious way
used to say that a particular hope or belief is not practical or sensible
to have a sensible and practical idea of what is possible
to have a realistic appearance
to give the impression of being realistic when heard or read
to give the impression of being sensible and practical
to seem realistic, especially visually or in a presentation
to cause something to become realistic
to ensure something remains sensible and achievable
to start to be realistic
having a sensible and practical understanding of a particular situation or subject
showing realism within a particular context or area (e.g., expectations, appraisal)