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Tostyle un Posted 12 years ago
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"Far from reality" means far from happening or something like that, right?
So if someone asks, will it be happening soon, can I say, no it's far from reality?
So if someone asks, will it be happening soon, can I say, no it's far from reality?
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Be careful with the context, because in most cases, that could be rude. "Far from reality" usually means "insane". "Far from being realized" would be closer to the context.
- Be careful with the context, because in most cases, that could be rude.
- "Far from reality" usually means "insane".
- "Far from being realized" would be closer to the context.
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Be careful with the context, because in most cases, that could be rude.
"Far from reality" usually means "insane".
"Far from being realized" would be closer to the context.
"Far from reality" usually means "insane".
"Far from being realized" would be closer to the context.
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Oh thanks for letting me know that but it also means what I asked right?
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