unreality
/ˌʌnriːˈælɪti/Definitions
1. noun
The state or condition of not being real; a state of being imaginary or illusory.
“The world of fantasy was a realm of unreality, far removed from the harsh realities of everyday life.”
2. noun
A lack of reality or authenticity; something that is not genuine or true.
“The politician’s words were a form of unreality, intended to deceive the public rather than inform them.”
3. noun
A state or condition in which the usual rules or expectations do not apply.
“The dream was a realm of unreality, where the laws of physics were twisted and distorted.”
4. noun
A lack of clarity or distinctness; something that is vague or unclear.
“The artist’s use of abstract forms created a sense of unreality, making it difficult to discern the subject of the painting.”
5. adjective
Not real or genuine; imaginary or illusory.
“The unreality of the situation made it difficult to distinguish between what was real and what was not.”