Case and Reality

Case

Case noun - Something that actually exists.

Usage example: this has never been the case before

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Reality and case are semantically related in idea topic. In some cases you can use "Reality" instead a noun "Case".

Nearby Words: cased, casing, casework

Reality noun - Something that actually exists.

Usage example: the ambition to make his dreams a reality

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Case and reality are semantically related in idea topic. Sometimes you can use "Case" instead a noun "Reality".

Nearby Words: realize, real, realise, realistic, realization

old	old case	old reality
full	full case	full reality
similar	similar case	similar reality
current	current case	current reality
Other adjectives: original, single, actual, entire, real, sad, bad, horrible, main, new, possible, next, strange, bizarre, different, previous.

Mainstream Doom is protected by a similar case of reality, only he's even better protected since he's the ruler of Latveria.

Source: Reality Ensues / Comic Books
The description of the episode on the DVD case suggests that it was an alternate reality in which they really are hallucinations, but they're perfectly real in their reality.

Source: Cuckoo Nest
Thus whenever he starts a case in one reality, another case (somehow linked to the first one) starts in the other, resulting in at least two plotlines per episode.

Source: Two Lines, No Waiting

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