1. existing or occurring on computers or on the Internet
Usage: computing
2. almost or nearly as described, but not completely or according to strict definition
3. created by computer software to appear to exist but not having physical reality
Usage: computing

Examples

• Students attended virtual classes from home during the pandemic.
• The virtual reality game made players feel like they were flying.
• She became a virtual expert on the subject after years of study.
• The company held a virtual meeting with employees around the world.
• His virtual absence from the project caused delays.
• The museum offers virtual tours of its exhibits online.
• It was a virtual impossibility to finish the work on time.