reality
The Italian word 'realtà' is used in the same way as 'reality' in English. It refers to the state of things as they actually exist, as opposed to an idealistic or notional idea of them. For example, 'La realtà è spesso diversa dalle aspettative' means 'Reality is often different from expectations'.
Reality can be hard to accept.
This sentence highlights the fact that truth or facts (realtà) can sometimes be challenging to accept or acknowledge.
We live in a virtual reality.
Here the word 'realtà' is used to describe a version or type of reality, in this case a 'virtual' one, meaning a reality created or simulated by a computer or a digital environment.
The ultimate reality is love.
This is a poetic or philosophical way to use the word 'realtà'. It suggests that the most profound or important truth in life is love.