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1. reality checknoun

   an occasion on which one is reminded of the nature of things in the real world

   "this program is intended as a reality check for CEOs"; "after all those elaborate productions, I felt in need of a reality check"

How to use reality check in a sentence?

1. Charlie Robertson:

   This is part and parcel of the much needed reality check that Argentina is getting with its new president, large devaluations tend to be pretty disruptive and negative for gross domestic product in the short-term, but much more helpful in the long-term.

2. David Madden:

   The update last night was a bit of a reality check - maybe don't get ahead of yourself on what the Fed is going to do, if you forget about the geopolitical headlines, forget about what the bond markets are doing, and look at the underlying indicators of the U.S. ... people are in jobs, earning decent money, and more importantly spending money.

3. Rainer Guntermann:

   The market looks set to move into calmer waters this week, the sharp countermoves in yields, curves and spreads amid waning rate hike expectations face a reality check also given the light agenda over the next few days.

4. Katie Meyer:

   The fact that happened there was a reality check for me, that it had gone too far.

5. Rodrigo Catril:

   The Fed’s acknowledgment of a slowdown in the pace of the recovery and dependency on vaccine roll out are not new news, but it does provide equity investors a bit of a reality check, pushing out the timing for recovery.

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