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Virtual

Virtual describes something that exists in effect or essence but not in physical form. It often refers to digitally simulated environments, objects, or experiences enabled by software, computers, or networks. Examples include:

  • Virtual reality (VR): Immersive simulated worlds

  • Virtual machines: Software emulating physical computers

  • Virtual meetings: Remote interactions via video conferencing

The term implies functionality or presence that replicates reality without tangible existence, widely used in tech for efficiency, accessibility, or experimentation. It enables collaboration, training, and interaction beyond physical limits, reshaping how we work, learn, and connect in digital spaces.

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