idealism in Irish
idealism in Irish is idéalachas — idealism means the tendency to hold high, sometimes unrealistic, principles or hopes about how things should be.
idealism in Irish
idéalachas
What does "idealism" mean?
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noun The tendency to hold high, sometimes unrealistic, principles or hopes about how things should be.
"Her idealism made her want to fix every problem in the world at once."
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noun In philosophy, the view that reality is fundamentally shaped by or dependent on the mind and its ideas.
"Berkeley's idealism argued that objects only exist as far as they are perceived."
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idealism in a sentence
- Her idealism made her want to fix every problem in the world at once.
- Berkeley's idealism argued that objects only exist as far as they are perceived.
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What is "idealism" in Irish?
"idealism" in Irish is idéalachas. idealism means: The tendency to hold high, sometimes unrealistic, principles or hopes about how things should be.
How do you use "idealism" in a sentence?
Example: "Her idealism made her want to fix every problem in the world at once." In Irish, "idealism" is idéalachas.
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