idealistic — having or showing unrealistic beliefs about what can be achieved or expecting people and things to be better than they really are
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having or showing unrealistic beliefs about what can be achieved or expecting people and things to be better than they really are
Pronunciation (IPA): /aɪˈdiːəlɪstɪk/
Korean meaning: 이상주의적인, 현실적이지 못한 이상을 추구하는
Korean pronunciation: 아이-디-얼-리스-틱 (강세: 디)
Example Sentences
- My idealistic roommate thinks we can survive on just ramen and dreams.
- His idealistic plan to end world hunger with a food truck didn't impress the investors.
- She was too idealistic to realize that not everyone shares her values.
idealistic
ADJECTIVE//aɪˈdiːəlɪstɪk//
having or showing unrealistic beliefs about what can be achieved or expecting people and things to be better than they really are
Unrealistic dreams meet harsh reality
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An idealistic artist dreams beyond realistic, creating something truly artistic!
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Origin
그리스어 'idea(형태, 모습)'에서 출발하여 라틴어를 거쳐 영어로 전해진 단어입니다. 플라톤의 '이데아' 개념에서 유래되어, 완벽한 이상향을 추구하는 철학적 사고를 나타내게 되었습니다.
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“My idealistic roommate thinks we can survive on just ramen and dreams.”
“His idealistic plan to end world hunger with a food truck didn't impress the investors.”
“She was too idealistic to realize that not everyone shares her values.”
“The idealistic politician promised free pizza for everyone every Friday.”
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