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The phrase "a bit more real" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that feels more authentic or genuine compared to something else.
Example: "The new documentary made the story feel a bit more real than the dramatized version."
Alternatives: "somewhat more authentic" or "a little more genuine."
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He seems a bit more real".
It feels a bit more real [than other types of films].
We have targeted bloggers, and the thing we like is they are a bit more real.
It made them seem a bit more real but … we play it a bit more responsibly now.
"With 'Memento,' I wanted to go outside that predictably linear process to make something a bit more elastic, a bit more real".
For me, all this stuff is a bit more real, a bit more physical and more authentic than even the cleverest Coen brothers film.
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The Soaker (bottom) is a bit more real-world-friendly.
"Each week, it becomes a little bit more real, a little bit more intense," Harvick said.
Marjorie Kaplan, president and general manager of Animal Planet, home of "Hillbilly Handfishing," told the Washington Post earlier this year that viewers watch "hillbilly" TV shows out of a "desire to connect back to something that's a little more raw and a little bit more real".
It feels a little bit more real now that I'm holding the medal.
It's hardly specific, but it does make the phone a little bit more real — unlike the images, which are still limited to the above blueprint picture at press time.
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a bit more factual
a bit more concrete
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a bit more true
a bit more realistic
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a bit more tangible
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a bit more actual
a bit more genuine
a bit more real world
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a bit more realistically
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a bit more caring
a bit more memorable
a bit more assertive
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