Definitions of actual
-
Something
actually
received;
real,
as
distinct
from
estimated,
receipts.
-
ACTUALITY.
-
Something
actual
or
real. "
Not...
actuals,
but
only
Egyptian
budget
estimates."-
Fort.
Rev.
-
Something
real.
-
ACTUALLY.
-
being
or
reflecting
the
essential
or
genuine
character
of
something; "
her
actual
motive"; "
a
literal
solitude
like
a
desert"-
G.
K.
Chesterton; "
a
genuine
dilemma"
-
existing
in
fact
whether
with
lawful
authority
or
not; "
de
facto
segregation
is
as
real
as
segration
imposed
by
law"; "
a
de
facto
state
of
war"
-
taking
place
in
reality;
not
pretended
or
imitated; "
we
saw
the
actual
wedding
on
television"; "
filmed
the
actual
beating"
-
Involving
or
comprising
action;
active.
-
In
action
at
the
time
being;
now
exiting;
present;
as
the
actual
situation
of
the
country.
-
Existing
in
act
or
reality;
really
acted
or
acting;
in
fact;
real; -
opposed
to
potential,
possible,
virtual,
speculative,
conceivable,
theoretical,
or
nominal;
as,
the
actual
cost
of
goods;
the
actual
case
under
discussion.
-
Existing
in
fact;
real
as
opposed
to
merely
possible;
present.
-
Real:
existing
in
fact
and
now,
as
opp.
to
an
imaginary
or
past
state
of
things.
-
Real;
existing.
-
Existing
in
fact;
real.
-
Real;
existing
in
act
or
fact;
existing
at
present.
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