Realists is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REALISTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• REALIST, one who is concerned with fact or reality
• a person who accepts a situation as it is and is prepared to deal with it accordingly
• a person who believes that the subject matter of politics is political power, not matters of principle
• an artist or writer whose style is characterized by the representation of people or things as they actually are
• a person who believes in the theory of realism
ADJECTIVE:
• accepting a situation as it is and being prepared to deal with it accordingly
• relating to or denoting the view that the subject matter of politics is political power, not matters of principle
• representing a person or thing in a way that is accurate and true to life
• relating to an artistic or literary movement or style characterized by the representation of people or things as they actually are
• relating to or denoting the theory of realism

Words related to REALISTS

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Words that contain REALISTS

cerealists12 neorealists11 surrealists11 antirealists12 corporealists17 hyperrealists21 photorealists18 superrealists15 ultrarealists13

How to use REALISTS in a sentence

• He took the side of the Realists, his object being to uphold Saint Augustine.
• Romance! If we must keep those rather futile distinctions, it is as the first of realists that we would remember him.
• No more literary school than the realists has ever existed, and I do not except even the Elizabethans.
• If Goethe and Shakspere are realists in literary method, as some of their interpreters would claim, yet to them the spiritual is supreme, the soul is monarch.
• They were not realists as all good romanticists have to be.
• And he laid down that free form of the novel which is characteristically English, and from which, in its essence, no one till the modern realists has made a serious departure.
• The Bulgarians, from czar to peasant lad, are realists, not given to vain sacrifices.
• We may divide realists into two broad classes, those who hold to this view, and those who maintain that we know it only indirectly and through our ideas.
• But we are compelled to recognize that there are subdivisions in this first class of realists.
• And it is equally true that there are various sorts of realists that may be put into the second class.
• Of the Realists Corot and Courbet are distinguished, as were Puvis de Chavannes and Gustave Moreau among the Idealists.
• There are few if any writers who can be described without qualification either as realists or as idealists.
• Nearly all of them, probably, are realists at one moment and in one mood, and idealists at other moments and in other moods.
• It is the tragic realists for whom the common man is a theme so perilous in its temptations to dullness.
• The naiyâyikas are thorough realists, and as such they do not regard the observation of similarity as being due to any subjective process of the mind.
• Much of it applies with similar force to Zola, later to be hailed as a king among modern realists in the naturalistic extreme to which he pushed the movement.
• Hence, too, they are rather to be counted among romanticists than realists, however real is the essential truth of their books.
• Like Scott, he belonged to the idealists, and not to the realists, whom our generation affects.
• We Irish are realists, and we hold the problems of the present as of more account than any agonies or tyrannies of the past.
• The past is of value to political realists only in that residue of it which survives, namely, the wisdom which it ought to have taught us.
• So marked is this, that some of the old dramatic characters are abandoned altogether, because in the hands of the Realists they fade away into ineffective and colourless forms.

Similar words containing ALIST without suffix s and without prefix re

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