Relating to or characteristic of actualism; asserting that only actual entities exist and denying the reality of possible but non-actual things.
From 'actualist' plus '-ic' suffix (forming adjectives). Follows standard English pattern of adding '-ic' to nouns to create corresponding adjectives.
The 'actualistic' versus 'realist' debate in philosophy seems abstract until you realize it affects how we think about God (can God know about things that never happen?) and quantum mechanics (are unobserved possibilities real?).
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