lifelikeness

lifelikeness — noun

1. how closely a picture, model, robot, or performance seems to match a real person

1.名詞C2
釋義

how closely a picture, model, robot, or performance seems to match a real person, animal, or thing.

例句

Visitors praised the lifelikeness of the wax figure in the museum.

pattern: the lifelikeness of + object

Noor gasped at the lifelikeness of the tiger painted on the wall.

同義詞
  • realism

    broader; can describe style or truth to life, not only a visual copy of something real

  • naturalness

    broader and softer; often describes easy movement, speech, or behavior rather than visual detail

  • vividness

    focuses on strong detail and effect, but something vivid may still be less true to life

反義詞
  • artificiality

    stresses an obviously made, fake, or unnatural quality

  • stiffness

    suggests movement or expression looks rigid instead of real

用法筆記

Usually used in the pattern 'the lifelikeness of ...'. It most often describes art, dolls, robots, game images, or other created things that look surprisingly close to real life.

常見錯誤

❌The mask looks very lifelikeness.
✅The mask looks very lifelike.' or 'The mask has great lifelikeness.
💡'lifelikeness' is a noun, so use it after a verb like 'have', not directly after 'look'.