ultrarealist
/ˌʌltrəˈriːəlɪst/
adjective
- Relating to or characteristic of ultrarealism or an ultrarealist.
- Her ultrarealist paintings are so detailed that viewers often mistake them for photographs.
- He took an ultrarealist stance in the debate, refusing to consider any hypothetical scenarios.
- The ultrarealist approach to the film's sets made the historical scenes feel authentic.
noun
- An artist or writer who practices ultrarealism; someone who creates extremely detailed, lifelike works.
- As an ultrarealist, she believed that art should capture every wrinkle and shadow.
- The museum's exhibit featured works by the most famous ultrarealists of the 1970s.
- The ultrarealist spent months painting a single drop of water on a leaf.
- A person who adopts an extremely practical, hard-facts approach to life, often disregarding emotions or idealism.
- Being an ultrarealist helped her survive in a tough industry, but it also made her seem cold.
- The team needed an ultrarealist to point out the flaws in their optimistic proposal.
- My uncle is such an ultrarealist that he refuses to plan vacations because they might not go perfectly.
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