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Adjectifs d'Attributs Abstraits - Adjectifs de la réalité

Ces adjectifs décrivent les caractéristiques, la nature ou les qualités de ce qui est réel ou existe dans le monde par opposition à ce qui est irréel et fictif.

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Categorized English Adjectives Describing Abstract Attributes
real
real
[Adjectif]

having actual existence and not imaginary

réel

réel

Ex: The real world is often different from dreams and fantasies. 
factual
factual
[Adjectif]

based on facts or reality, rather than opinions or emotions

factuel, objectif

factuel, objectif

Ex: The news report provided factual information about the event, without any bias. 
actual
actual
[Adjectif]

existing in reality rather than being theoretical or imaginary

réel

réel

Ex: Despite the rumors, the actual cost of the project was within the budget. 
objective
objective
[Adjectif]

based only on facts and not influenced by personal feelings or judgments

objectif

objectif

Ex: The journalist strived to provide an objective report, presenting the facts without bias. 
concrete
concrete
[Adjectif]

real and tangible, existing in physical form that can be sensed or experienced

concret, tangible

concret, tangible

Ex: The detective searched for concrete clues at the crime scene to solve the mystery. 
existing
existing
[Adjectif]

currently present or in operation

existant, en vigueur

existant, en vigueur

Ex: The existing policies will remain in place until further notice. 
observable
observable
[Adjectif]

able to be seen or perceived

observable, visible

observable, visible

Ex: The observable changes in weather patterns are attributed to climate change. 
unreal
unreal
[Adjectif]

not conforming to reality or genuine standards

irréel, fantastique

irréel, fantastique

Ex: The promises made by the politician seemed unreal, as they contradicted well-established facts. 
imaginary
imaginary
[Adjectif]

not real and existing only in the mind rather than in physical reality

imaginaire

imaginaire

Ex: The unicorn in the story was purely imaginary, a creature of fantasy and folklore. 
fictional
fictional
[Adjectif]

having no basis in reality and created from imagination

fictif, imaginaire

fictif, imaginaire

Ex: The characters in the novel were purely fictional, created by the author's imagination. 
anecdotal
anecdotal
[Adjectif]

involving or characterized by short, personal stories or accounts

anecdotique, fait d'anecdotes

anecdotique, fait d'anecdotes

Ex: She entertained the group with anecdotal stories about her travels around the world. 
fanciful
fanciful
[Adjectif]

coming from the imagination rather than facts

fantaisiste

fantaisiste

Ex: The fanciful tales of dragons and wizards delighted the children gathered around the storyteller. 
fictitious
fictitious
[Adjectif]

created by imagination and not based on reality

fictif, imaginaire

fictif, imaginaire

Ex: The characters in the novel were entirely fictitious and bore no resemblance to real people. 
simulated
simulated
[Adjectif]

not real but designed to imitate the real thing

simulé, artificiel

simulé, artificiel

Ex: The fake leather jacket had a simulated texture that mimicked real leather. 
subjective
subjective
[Adjectif]

based on or influenced by personal feelings or opinions rather than facts

subjectif, personnel

subjectif, personnel

Ex: The art critic's review was subjective, reflecting her personal taste rather than objective analysis. 
abstract
abstract
[Adjectif]

existing in thought or as an idea but not having a physical or concrete existence

abstrait

abstrait

Ex: She presented an abstract concept that challenged traditional notions of reality. 
illusory
illusory
[Adjectif]

giving a false impression of reality

illusoire

illusoire

Ex: The mirroring effect of the glass created an illusory extension of the room, making it seem larger than it actually was. 
make-believe
make-believe
[Adjectif]

imaginary or fictional, often used in play or storytelling to create an illusion of reality

imaginaire, fictif

imaginaire, fictif

Ex: The children's make-believe castle was constructed from cardboard boxes and imagination. 
nonexistent
nonexistent
[Adjectif]

not real or present in any form

inexistant, qui n'existe pas

inexistant, qui n'existe pas

Ex: The rumored treasure was nonexistent; there was no evidence of its existence. 
immersive
immersive
[Adjectif]

drawing someone deeply into an experience or environment

immersif, captivant

immersif, captivant

Ex: The virtual reality game offered an immersive experience, making players feel like they were inside the game world. 
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