realistically English

Meaning realistically meaning

What does realistically mean?

realistically

— adverb in a realistic manner let's look at the situation realistically

— adverb in a realistic manner the figure was realistically painted

Synonyms realistically synonyms

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realistically English » English

practically

virtually

truthfully

trustworthily

tactfully

soundly

sensibly

really

properly

pragmatically

neatly

in practice

in fact

harmoniously

graphically

currently

cleanly

actually

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Movie subtitles

Start finally to look at the situation realistically.

I'm glad you look at these things so realistically.

We want to do this as realistically as possible.

I'm as sentimental as the next man. but we're grownup people. and if you look at this thing realistically.

Begging your pardon, Captain, I think we should face the situation realistically.

Realistically, do you think it will work?

You say realistically, I'm hopeful that it will work.

I have to weigh the good of the many against the needs of the individual, and try to balance them as realistically as possible.

Unless a patrol car is cruising that street at that moment. you got four minutes before they can realistically respond.

Uh-huh. Tumbleweed held on momentarily, but realistically. only a fool would put their money on Tumbleweed.

I think we should view this realistically.

But realistically, 1 0 to 1 1.

Realistically, sir, I'm afraid it might take years.

A crisis that should be examined promptly and realistically. That's you!

Well, technically, yes, but realistically, we're bone collectors.

Look at your situation realistically, Boucher.

I'm as sentimental as the next man, but we're grown-ups, and if you look at this realistically.

Realistically speaking, you'd get a summons for bestiality.

He wiped out my mind, but also made me free so that I can think realistically again.

Realistically, that doesn't seem possible.

Oh, I see. You're saying that realistically what kind of change could I affect in that position?

Or more realistically, I suppose, she felt there was some advantage to be gained.

Unless a patrol car is cruising, you got four minutes before they can realistically respond.

Frezy asked her father to land on the island but naturally Captain Grant very realistically answered that the island was just a dream.

And I know how beautiful it can be. if you look at it realistically.

I mean, realistically.

But, realistically, it was impractical for me to be there for her all the time.

No, I'd rather consider it. realistically enthusiastic.

I see things more realistically.

I'm a high-powered career woman and a gourmet cook and, above all, I'm a realist and, realistically speaking, he's a pig-headed. pig.

Your lawyers have filed all the expected appeals. but realistically, what do you think of your chances, of getting out before serving. the full sentence of 6 to 8 years?

Even if we wanted to, realistically there's no way we could find them.

What can I do for you realistically?

Let's get on coming up with a language plan for talking more realistically about the economy.

News and current affairs

People also believe that tax increases cannot realistically be purely temporary expedients in an economic crisis, and that they must be regarded as an opening wedge that should be avoided at all costs.

The tragic result is that some of the world's poorest countries cannot export their agricultural goods, one of the few areas where they might realistically compete with the likes of China and India.

To reconcile our environmental priorities with continued growth, we must act realistically, pragmatically, and - above all - immediately.

Even if Asia has succeeded by relentlessly exporting manufactures, today's poorest countries, especially in Africa, can realistically export only agriculture and textiles.

And yet the financial analysts that discuss these trends in the media have failed to assess them realistically.

One cannot be certain of such an outcome, of course, but it is now the best that one can realistically hope for.

Second, India could create a system of universal literacy and education for the first time in its history, another dramatic social improvement that is realistically within reach.

America must shed these ideological blinkers and deal realistically with the real Lula, not the bogeyman some Bush advisors have invented.

Yet these alternatives are expensive, and cannot realistically replace fossil fuels.

More realistically, the combination of optimism and productivity growth that powered America's boom looks likely to be less robust in the coming year.

In an ideal world, Iran should have been forced to scrap its nuclear program altogether and hand over all of its enriched uranium to an outside power; but, realistically, that was unattainable.

Looking at Egypt's prospects realistically, one should not exclude the possibility that the two strongest forces in the country - the military and the Muslim Brotherhood - ultimately will find a way to share power.

In this country, democracy is - so far - a young but realistically working instrument.

Realistically, Sarkozy's invitation was probably his last chance to play a major political and international role.

No one should realistically expect the renminbi's exchange rate to be determined solely by the income level of the relatively prosperous eastern coastal regions.

Accepting that spying is realistically part of the US toolkit, we Europeans expect it to be conducted responsibly.

That mechanism is an election, to be held as soon as possible (realistically, by this summer).

That sounds fine, but what, realistically, are the choices?

More realistically, advocates of a single currency reasoned that it would cause people to identify as Europeans, and that the shift to a single European Central Bank would herald a shift of power away from national governments.

More importantly for the international community, this internal struggle keeps Iran's leaders from realistically appraising their foreign and nuclear policies.

But, realistically, loss of support for the euro might come first, precisely because the adjustment mechanisms are so limited.

There is a second obstruction as well: the US Congress refuses to face up realistically to the climate challenge, because China, as a developing country, is not obliged to accept compulsory carbon limits.

So it is not really clear how these negotiations can take place, or what kind of treaty commitments the Cyprus government can realistically put its name to.

That could happen again in 2012, when miscalculations on all sides could clear the path to war or a nuclear Iran - or, quite realistically, to both.