1. Potential; having the power of acting or of invisible efficacy without the material or sensible part; being in essence or effect, not in fact. Virtual focus, the point from which rays appear to issue. Virtual velocity, the velocity which a body in equilibrium would actually acquire during the first instant of its motion in case of the equilibrium being disturbed.

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

• virul,
• vetual,
• vertial,
• vittal,
• virtully,
• virual,
• vrtual,
• virtural,
• virtualy,
• visiual,
• vitural,
• virtuall,
• vitrual,
• virtoul,
• vissual,
• titual,
• virtuial,
• virtuee,
• vurtuas,
• vurtualy

• virtually.

The adjective form of the word "virtual" is "virtual".

The plural form of the word "virtual" is "virtuals".

The singular form of the word "virtual" is "virtue"