New Realism

noun

, Philosophy.

1. neorealism.

Other Words From

• New Realist noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of New Realism¹

First recorded in 1905–10

Example Sentences

“Government-to-government consultations are usually something you would do with your democratic allies. The challenge is to balance the new realism we are facing with the old, Merkel-style of doing China consultations.”

From New York Times

But with the freedom — and Medici-esque budgets — of HBO on demand, Milch was able to craft a universe with a fierce and filthy aesthetic that at once created a new realism and made questions of verisimilitude moot.

From Salon

"I have every confidence that whoever triumphs in this leadership contest, we will see a reset back to common sense with a new realism on the Net Zero agenda."

From BBC

And language puns are a nucleus of the Dada attitude she embraced as the only female member of the 1960s Parisian art movement called New Realism.

From Los Angeles Times

The rules are part of an EU push to develop a more assertive trade policy and insist on fair play after the pain of Brexit, clashes with the Trump presidency and a new realism over China.

From Reuters