Origin and Reality

Origin

Origin noun - A point or place at which something is invented or provided.

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Reality and origin are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Reality" instead a noun "Origin".

Reality noun - Something that actually exists.

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Origin and reality are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Origin" instead a noun "Reality".

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

known	known origin	known reality
human	human origin	human reality
similar	similar origin	similar reality
common	common origin	common reality
Other adjectives: original, true, single, actual, real, new, possible, shared, fictional, alternate, different, scientific, previous, magical.

Insano gets a look that combines annoyance with weariness when he learns that this movie is the origin of the phrase "I reject your reality and substitute my own."

Source: Stunned Silence
As described below, this attitude is not exclusive to reality game shows; it's just the origin of the trope.

Source: I'm Not Here to Make Friends
At one point, it was implied that the reason the Sentry has a Multiple-Choice Past is because he's such a powerful reality warper, and has so little conscious control over his powers, that his "true" origin is whatever he thinks it is at the time.

Source: Reality Warper aka: Reality Warping

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