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View synonyms for

VR

1

v.r.

2

abbreviation for

  1. reflexive verb.

V.R.

3

abbreviation for

  1. Queen Victoria.

VR

abbreviation for

  1. variant reading
  2. Victoria Regina
  3. virtual reality
  4. Volunteer Reserve
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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of VR1

From New Latin verbum reflexīvum

Origin of VR2

From Latin Victōria Rēgīna
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The ONS said spending on VR headsets was expected to rise from about £347m last year to £520m by 2029.

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At Topanga Village mall in Warner Center, people wearing VR gear on their heads and bodies can battle virtual zombies and other attackers or compete with each other in a “Squid Game” simulation at Sandbox VR.

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In our own time VR goggles and AI girlfriends make this problem even more acute.

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The teenager spends his time playing games with his family including Connect Four, and has a VR headset that allows him to watch films hands-free.

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Verdict - Ultra-fast travel feels as far away as ever, but holograms, smart speakers and VR headsets are becoming ever more prevalent.

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