IPA: /səˈrɪli/
KK: /sɚˈɪli/
In a manner that is dreamlike or bizarre, often resembling a dream or fantasy rather than reality.
The landscape was so beautiful that it felt surreally enchanting, as if it were taken from a painting.
Surreally → It is formed from "sur-" (meaning over or above, from French) and "real" (from Latin "realis", meaning actual or true) and the suffix "-ly" (meaning in a manner). The word "surreally" describes something that is in a manner that is above or beyond what is real, often evoking a dreamlike quality.
Imagine something that feels 'above' reality ('sur-') and is 'true' ('real') but in a strange way. This helps you remember that 'surreally' describes experiences that go beyond the ordinary reality.