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Versimilitude

Definition:

Versimilitude refers to the quality of being realistic or believable, often used in literature, art, or theater to create an illusion of reality.

Senses:

1. Noun:

a) The appearance of being true or real.

b) A resemblance or similarity to reality.

c) The degree of authenticity or plausibility in a work of fiction.

d) The representation of reality in a work of art or literature.

2. Related adjective:

verisimilar

Sample Sentences:

1. Despite being a work of fiction, the novel achieved a remarkable level of versimilitude that immersed the readers in its vividly portrayed world.

2. The special effects in the sci-fi movie were so well-done that they added to the overall versimilitude of the futuristic setting.

3. The playwright skillfully incorporated dialogue that mirrored real-life conversations, enhancing the versimilitude of the play.

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