Modifying Another Word

• amazingly: This is an amazingly realistic and comprehensive cricket simulation game and it is FREE to play.

• stunningly: This software also reads Mathematica's DXF files, and can produce stunningly realistic output.

• gorgeously: The introduction of HDR lighting effects means all those with meaty graphics cards will soon be treated to some gorgeously realistic sunsets.

• frighteningly: Also the game looks stunning, and the developers ' attention to detail means the whole thing looks frighteningly realistic.

• biologically: The students will learn how to model and exercise biologically realistic neural networks.

• incredibly: A large percentage of gun crime is carried out by people using replica firearms which are incredibly realistic.

Infinitive complement

• expect: In some very competitive markets, it is not realistic to expect a very small website to reach the top page rankings of Google.

• know: I am realistic enough to know that there are bound to be set backs.

Modifies a noun

• prospect: What does a ' realistic prospect of conviction ' mean?

• expectation: However, it is clear that we need to develop much more realistic expectations.

• portrayal: In a strikingly realistic portrayal, the Nazi leader is seen with his hands clasped at his waist looking up.

• scenario: In order to provide a realistic test scenario the 200 most recent annotated CFP will form the test set.

• depiction: As a result the makers did not shy away from a graphically realistic depiction of rape, murder and revenge.

• goal: My only realistic goal was to aspire to bagging 500 of these monsters.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: On a certain number of points Gaumont has changed his version, perhaps to make it seem more realistic.

• appear: Writing as an onlooker this appears extremely realistic with officers feet and clothing actually catching fire from real gasoline bombs.

• look: Don't get too smooth a surface - a finish ridged by the file looks more realistic.

• remain: Our small Band Room too has been a great asset and our charges have remained realistic.

• become: The school and parents soon learned to become more realistic.

• feel: You can't pop right into a wheelie or a stoppie; things feel fairly realistic.