Definition of hyperreal in English:

hyperreal

adjectivehʌɪpəˈriːlˌhīpə(r)ˈrēəl

1Exaggerated in comparison to reality.
超现实的
his characters are hyperreal rather than naturalistic
Example sentencesExamples
- You can tell '77 is a hyperreal event because Momus is there, flanked by Japanese girls and chic fans.
- The dizziness of Charlotte's point of view amplifies her hyperreal experience of Tokyo.
- It's all embryological, and who knows if and how the US will flow from the natural to the hyperreal to the sacred.
- Because they aren't real people any more they're hyperreal.
- The shamanistic framework has now become a problem of the hyperreal.
- But what Baudrillard tirelessly insisted upon was the way in which the hyperreal had invaded and superseded the real.
- I think it's a form of performance anxiety, hyperreal stage fright if you will.
- They were really important to us in terms of understanding participation and how to blend the real and the hyperreal.
- The result is a kind of hyperreal vocal, a vocal that is neither real nor fantasy, original nor copy.
- It's more the case that realistic, heart-rending emotions are simply out of place in the hyperreal Wenders world.
- He unfurls a magnificent, painterly canvas, on which 1846 New York is reimagined as a hyperreal wild west of the east.
- It has the creepy, perverse, hyperreal atmosphere of a dream.
- Baudrillard's schizophrenic is characterized by a terrifying overexposure to the hyperreal.
- Flow operated in an almost hyperreal sense on that day and the weeks that followed.
- Couple this concept with pervasive Internet access, and we move further towards a hyperreal society.
- Remember how when comparing two hyperreal numbers we form three disjoint sets: the agreement set, and two order relation sets.
2(of artistic representation) extremely realistic in detail.
（艺术手法）高度写实的
Example sentencesExamples
- Its contents were by turns phantasmagorical, hyperreal, surreal, and saturnalian.
- In terms of recording, Millions Now Living is warm and thoroughly blended, as impressionistic as Albini's sound is hyperreal.
- With its deep focus and crystal clarity, the movie has a hyperreal ordinariness, with a still-photography aesthetic.
- In the meantime, we have this hyperreal, historicised dream-glimpse - overheated and overacted, but very watchable for all that.
- The story plays out against a gritty, hyperreal New York backdrop that seems to be drenched in a perpetually oppressive, insipid drizzle.
- Ultimately, the lines of the image become hyperreal as the structural meshes of models metamorphose into overwrought strands of hair - living yet lifeless.
- Are all our future landscapes headed for the hyperreal?
- Made of wax, the figures have devolved into effigies that exist in a hyperreal world in which time does not pass.
- Rankin's work, on the other hand, buys into the well-established tradition of the hyperreal.
- The glamourisation is helped by gorgeous cinematography, which has the hyperreal sepia glow of a Norwich Union advert.
- While in D.C., we visited the Hirshhorn Museum and were blown away by a special exhibit of Ron Mueck's hyperreal fiberglass resin figures.
- The full-size hyperreal apparition looms above viewers in a frame big enough to climb into.

Derivatives

hyperrealism

nounˌhʌɪpəˈriːlɪz(ə)mˌhaɪpərˈriəˌlɪzəm

Weston's the king of this kind of hyperrealism, matching Morrison thought for thought.
Example sentencesExamples
- Though not the filmmaker's first choice of medium, the hyperrealism of video serves this material well.
- Unnerved by the hyperrealism of the paintings, Coverdale turns to the ostensible source of narrative truth, Mr. Moodie.
- This highly expressionistic sense of hyperrealism is so potent that one might almost miss The Set-Up's poetic existential allegory.
- I had to learn how to do hyperrealism, airbrushing and all that.

hyperrealist

adjective

The director here is Rian Johnson, who pushes through this hyperrealist story on style.
Example sentencesExamples
- Instead these post-Stalinist files shifted their emphasis from the reforging of the subject towards a hyperrealist description of the subject.
- If he was going to reconstitute reality, then he had to do so without resorting to a hyperrealist presentation.
- Osborne's 1956 kitchen-sink drama, heavily abridged, receives a hyperrealist production in the real kitchen of a real house.
- Sean Mellyn is known for hyperrealist paintings and drawings of children who sometimes wear brown paper bags over their heads.

hyperrealistic

adjective

It is half live action, half hyperrealistic animation.
Example sentencesExamples
- The ending felt to me like a hyperrealistic fantasy sequence by a non-objective narrator.
- All the work's possible dreams are gummed up to create a world that is glacial, hyperrealistic, and devoid of poetry.
- Winsor McCay drew a hyperrealistic account of the sinking of the Lusitania in 1918.
- In fact, his reliance on photographs was so great that his pictures often seem hyperrealistic, that is, more realistic than is possible.

hyperreality

noun

As a reader reminded me the other day, it isn't reality, it's hyperreality.
Example sentencesExamples
- In some ways, Truman is the only person who lives in ‘reality’, the ‘true man’; the rest of us are condemned to endure hyperreality.
- Baudrillard was right: this was hyperreality.
- This creates a world of hyperreality where the distinctions between real and unreal are blurred.
- In other words, my practice has more to do with hyperreality - theatrical reality - not the literal illustration of the study of culture.

Origin

1970s; from hyper- + real.

Definition of hyperreal in US English:

hyperreal

adjectiveˌhīpə(r)ˈrēəl

1Exaggerated in comparison to reality.
超现实的
his characters are hyperreal rather than naturalistic
Example sentencesExamples
- Flow operated in an almost hyperreal sense on that day and the weeks that followed.
- But what Baudrillard tirelessly insisted upon was the way in which the hyperreal had invaded and superseded the real.
- Baudrillard's schizophrenic is characterized by a terrifying overexposure to the hyperreal.
- I think it's a form of performance anxiety, hyperreal stage fright if you will.
- It has the creepy, perverse, hyperreal atmosphere of a dream.
- You can tell '77 is a hyperreal event because Momus is there, flanked by Japanese girls and chic fans.
- It's all embryological, and who knows if and how the US will flow from the natural to the hyperreal to the sacred.
- The result is a kind of hyperreal vocal, a vocal that is neither real nor fantasy, original nor copy.
- Because they aren't real people any more they're hyperreal.
- He unfurls a magnificent, painterly canvas, on which 1846 New York is reimagined as a hyperreal wild west of the east.
- Couple this concept with pervasive Internet access, and we move further towards a hyperreal society.
- The shamanistic framework has now become a problem of the hyperreal.
- They were really important to us in terms of understanding participation and how to blend the real and the hyperreal.
- The dizziness of Charlotte's point of view amplifies her hyperreal experience of Tokyo.
- It's more the case that realistic, heart-rending emotions are simply out of place in the hyperreal Wenders world.
- Remember how when comparing two hyperreal numbers we form three disjoint sets: the agreement set, and two order relation sets.
2(of artistic representation) extremely realistic in detail.
（艺术手法）高度写实的
Example sentencesExamples
- The glamourisation is helped by gorgeous cinematography, which has the hyperreal sepia glow of a Norwich Union advert.
- In the meantime, we have this hyperreal, historicised dream-glimpse - overheated and overacted, but very watchable for all that.
- In terms of recording, Millions Now Living is warm and thoroughly blended, as impressionistic as Albini's sound is hyperreal.
- Made of wax, the figures have devolved into effigies that exist in a hyperreal world in which time does not pass.
- With its deep focus and crystal clarity, the movie has a hyperreal ordinariness, with a still-photography aesthetic.
- Ultimately, the lines of the image become hyperreal as the structural meshes of models metamorphose into overwrought strands of hair - living yet lifeless.
- The full-size hyperreal apparition looms above viewers in a frame big enough to climb into.
- Are all our future landscapes headed for the hyperreal?
- The story plays out against a gritty, hyperreal New York backdrop that seems to be drenched in a perpetually oppressive, insipid drizzle.
- Its contents were by turns phantasmagorical, hyperreal, surreal, and saturnalian.
- While in D.C., we visited the Hirshhorn Museum and were blown away by a special exhibit of Ron Mueck's hyperreal fiberglass resin figures.
- Rankin's work, on the other hand, buys into the well-established tradition of the hyperreal.

Origin

1970s; from hyper- + real.

词汇	hyperreal
释义	Definition of hyperreal in English: hyperreal adjectivehʌɪpəˈriːlˌhīpə(r)ˈrēəl 1Exaggerated in comparison to reality. 超现实的 his characters are hyperreal rather than naturalistic Example sentencesExamples You can tell '77 is a hyperreal event because Momus is there, flanked by Japanese girls and chic fans. The dizziness of Charlotte's point of view amplifies her hyperreal experience of Tokyo. It's all embryological, and who knows if and how the US will flow from the natural to the hyperreal to the sacred. Because they aren't real people any more they're hyperreal. The shamanistic framework has now become a problem of the hyperreal. But what Baudrillard tirelessly insisted upon was the way in which the hyperreal had invaded and superseded the real. I think it's a form of performance anxiety, hyperreal stage fright if you will. They were really important to us in terms of understanding participation and how to blend the real and the hyperreal. The result is a kind of hyperreal vocal, a vocal that is neither real nor fantasy, original nor copy. It's more the case that realistic, heart-rending emotions are simply out of place in the hyperreal Wenders world. He unfurls a magnificent, painterly canvas, on which 1846 New York is reimagined as a hyperreal wild west of the east. It has the creepy, perverse, hyperreal atmosphere of a dream. Baudrillard's schizophrenic is characterized by a terrifying overexposure to the hyperreal. Flow operated in an almost hyperreal sense on that day and the weeks that followed. Couple this concept with pervasive Internet access, and we move further towards a hyperreal society. Remember how when comparing two hyperreal numbers we form three disjoint sets: the agreement set, and two order relation sets. 2(of artistic representation) extremely realistic in detail. （艺术手法）高度写实的 Example sentencesExamples Its contents were by turns phantasmagorical, hyperreal, surreal, and saturnalian. In terms of recording, Millions Now Living is warm and thoroughly blended, as impressionistic as Albini's sound is hyperreal. With its deep focus and crystal clarity, the movie has a hyperreal ordinariness, with a still-photography aesthetic. In the meantime, we have this hyperreal, historicised dream-glimpse - overheated and overacted, but very watchable for all that. The story plays out against a gritty, hyperreal New York backdrop that seems to be drenched in a perpetually oppressive, insipid drizzle. Ultimately, the lines of the image become hyperreal as the structural meshes of models metamorphose into overwrought strands of hair - living yet lifeless. Are all our future landscapes headed for the hyperreal? Made of wax, the figures have devolved into effigies that exist in a hyperreal world in which time does not pass. Rankin's work, on the other hand, buys into the well-established tradition of the hyperreal. The glamourisation is helped by gorgeous cinematography, which has the hyperreal sepia glow of a Norwich Union advert. While in D.C., we visited the Hirshhorn Museum and were blown away by a special exhibit of Ron Mueck's hyperreal fiberglass resin figures. The full-size hyperreal apparition looms above viewers in a frame big enough to climb into. Derivatives hyperrealism nounˌhʌɪpəˈriːlɪz(ə)mˌhaɪpərˈriəˌlɪzəm Weston's the king of this kind of hyperrealism, matching Morrison thought for thought. Example sentencesExamples Though not the filmmaker's first choice of medium, the hyperrealism of video serves this material well. Unnerved by the hyperrealism of the paintings, Coverdale turns to the ostensible source of narrative truth, Mr. Moodie. This highly expressionistic sense of hyperrealism is so potent that one might almost miss The Set-Up's poetic existential allegory. I had to learn how to do hyperrealism, airbrushing and all that. hyperrealist adjective The director here is Rian Johnson, who pushes through this hyperrealist story on style. Example sentencesExamples Instead these post-Stalinist files shifted their emphasis from the reforging of the subject towards a hyperrealist description of the subject. If he was going to reconstitute reality, then he had to do so without resorting to a hyperrealist presentation. Osborne's 1956 kitchen-sink drama, heavily abridged, receives a hyperrealist production in the real kitchen of a real house. Sean Mellyn is known for hyperrealist paintings and drawings of children who sometimes wear brown paper bags over their heads. hyperrealistic adjective It is half live action, half hyperrealistic animation. Example sentencesExamples The ending felt to me like a hyperrealistic fantasy sequence by a non-objective narrator. All the work's possible dreams are gummed up to create a world that is glacial, hyperrealistic, and devoid of poetry. Winsor McCay drew a hyperrealistic account of the sinking of the Lusitania in 1918. In fact, his reliance on photographs was so great that his pictures often seem hyperrealistic, that is, more realistic than is possible. hyperreality noun As a reader reminded me the other day, it isn't reality, it's hyperreality. Example sentencesExamples In some ways, Truman is the only person who lives in ‘reality’, the ‘true man’; the rest of us are condemned to endure hyperreality. Baudrillard was right: this was hyperreality. This creates a world of hyperreality where the distinctions between real and unreal are blurred. In other words, my practice has more to do with hyperreality - theatrical reality - not the literal illustration of the study of culture. Origin 1970s; from hyper- + real. Definition of hyperreal in US English: hyperreal adjectiveˌhīpə(r)ˈrēəl 1Exaggerated in comparison to reality. 超现实的 his characters are hyperreal rather than naturalistic Example sentencesExamples Flow operated in an almost hyperreal sense on that day and the weeks that followed. But what Baudrillard tirelessly insisted upon was the way in which the hyperreal had invaded and superseded the real. Baudrillard's schizophrenic is characterized by a terrifying overexposure to the hyperreal. I think it's a form of performance anxiety, hyperreal stage fright if you will. It has the creepy, perverse, hyperreal atmosphere of a dream. You can tell '77 is a hyperreal event because Momus is there, flanked by Japanese girls and chic fans. It's all embryological, and who knows if and how the US will flow from the natural to the hyperreal to the sacred. The result is a kind of hyperreal vocal, a vocal that is neither real nor fantasy, original nor copy. Because they aren't real people any more they're hyperreal. He unfurls a magnificent, painterly canvas, on which 1846 New York is reimagined as a hyperreal wild west of the east. Couple this concept with pervasive Internet access, and we move further towards a hyperreal society. The shamanistic framework has now become a problem of the hyperreal. They were really important to us in terms of understanding participation and how to blend the real and the hyperreal. The dizziness of Charlotte's point of view amplifies her hyperreal experience of Tokyo. It's more the case that realistic, heart-rending emotions are simply out of place in the hyperreal Wenders world. Remember how when comparing two hyperreal numbers we form three disjoint sets: the agreement set, and two order relation sets. 2(of artistic representation) extremely realistic in detail. （艺术手法）高度写实的 Example sentencesExamples The glamourisation is helped by gorgeous cinematography, which has the hyperreal sepia glow of a Norwich Union advert. In the meantime, we have this hyperreal, historicised dream-glimpse - overheated and overacted, but very watchable for all that. In terms of recording, Millions Now Living is warm and thoroughly blended, as impressionistic as Albini's sound is hyperreal. Made of wax, the figures have devolved into effigies that exist in a hyperreal world in which time does not pass. With its deep focus and crystal clarity, the movie has a hyperreal ordinariness, with a still-photography aesthetic. Ultimately, the lines of the image become hyperreal as the structural meshes of models metamorphose into overwrought strands of hair - living yet lifeless. The full-size hyperreal apparition looms above viewers in a frame big enough to climb into. Are all our future landscapes headed for the hyperreal? The story plays out against a gritty, hyperreal New York backdrop that seems to be drenched in a perpetually oppressive, insipid drizzle. Its contents were by turns phantasmagorical, hyperreal, surreal, and saturnalian. While in D.C., we visited the Hirshhorn Museum and were blown away by a special exhibit of Ron Mueck's hyperreal fiberglass resin figures. Rankin's work, on the other hand, buys into the well-established tradition of the hyperreal. Origin 1970s; from hyper- + real.
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