1. the state of existing in essence or effect, though not in physical reality
2. the quality of being virtual or computer-simulated
Usage: technology

Examples

• The virtuality of online meetings became essential during the pandemic.
• Students explored ancient Rome through the virtuality of the museum’s new exhibit.
• The game’s virtuality made players feel like they were actually flying.
• Virtual reality headsets enhance the sense of virtuality in gaming.
• The virtuality of digital art challenges traditional concepts of creativity.
• Social media creates a virtuality where people present idealized versions of themselves.