1. The doctrine that general terms represent real existences; the doctrine that we have an immediate perception of things external to us, and that they are as they seem; the tendency in art which seeks to apprehend and represent objects and things not in fanciful, but in their real, forms, as these actually appear to the perception and imagination of the artist.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• relism,
• realisty,
• ralise,
• realls,
• realises,
• raism,
• reallise,
• realies,
• relisum,
• realys,
• relise,
• calism,
• reallym,
• serealism,
• realse,
• realiza,
• realsm,
• reallism,
• relaism,
• rasism

• relishing,
• realign,
• relaxing,
• relaxin.

The adjective form of the word "realism" is "realistic".

The plural of the "realism" can be the "realisms".

The singular of the "realism" can be the "realism".