unreal

IPA: ʌnrˈiɫ

Not real or substantial; having no actual presence in reality; lacking the characteristics of reality.
(informal) very impressive; amazing; unbelievable; incredible; larger or more fantastic than typical of real life.

Examples of "unreal" in Sentences

Such a notion is unreal and absurd.
Realized and unrealized eschatology.
Such advocacy is ridiculous and unreal.
Fiction means a description of unreality.
All of these are equally real, or unreal.
It is a mod for the computer game Unreal.
It is unreal how difficult that was to do.
Hemiptera seems to be unrealated to the issue.
The novel's unreality flows from Inman's unreality.
Everything happens in unreal, slow and ponderous time.
That gash is frickin 'unreal - looked like a great PPV.
Something a little unreal is the hardcover edition of the book.
Anything less is a presupposition and therefore innately unreal.
The result of this admixture of the real and the unreal is confusion thrice confounded.
What I find to be even more unreal is the number of these students who are admitted to universities.
Undercover fascists will call it unreal, un-American, and propaganda, and say that it only harms the cause of Jewish people by calling attention to it.
'Only what you call the unreal can last unchanged for a while,' the painter said, catching at the word she had used, and thinking more of his art than of her.
And even though the annual address is one of the few things you can watch on commercial television without ads, I chose to TiVo it and watch it a few hours later, in unreal time.