1. the quality or state of existing in essence or effect, though not in name or fact
Usage: formal; philosophy
2. simulated environments or experiences created by computer technology
Usage: technology; computing

Examples

• The philosopher explored the virtualities inherent in human consciousness.
• Modern technology has opened up new virtualities for education and training.
• The artist’s work examines the relationship between actualities and virtualities.
• Virtual reality headsets create immersive virtualities for users.
• The concept of virtualities challenges our understanding of what is real.
• These virtualities exist as potential rather than actual experiences.