utopia in Greek
utopia in Greek is ουτοπία — utopia means an imagined place or state of affairs in which everything is perfect.
utopia in Greek
ουτοπία
Pronounced: outopia
A world in which everything and everyone works in perfect harmony.
What does "utopia" mean?
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noun An imagined place or state of affairs in which everything is perfect.
"The novel imagines a utopia free of poverty and war."
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utopia in a sentence
- The novel imagines a utopia free of poverty and war.
- Critics called the plan a utopia that could never work in practice.
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What is "utopia" in Greek?
"utopia" in Greek is ουτοπία. utopia means: An imagined place or state of affairs in which everything is perfect.
How do you pronounce ουτοπία?
"utopia" in Greek is ουτοπία, pronounced "outopia".
How do you use "utopia" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel imagines a utopia free of poverty and war." In Greek, "utopia" is ουτοπία.
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