idealist in Irish
idealist in Irish is idéalaí — idealist means someone who holds onto high principles or a vision of how things ought to be, sometimes at the expense of practicality.
idealist in Irish
idéalaí
(philosophy) One who adheres to idealism.
What does "idealist" mean?
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noun Someone who holds onto high principles or a vision of how things ought to be, sometimes at the expense of practicality.
"The young idealist believed the whole company could be run without layoffs."
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idealist in a sentence
- The young idealist believed the whole company could be run without layoffs.
- Critics called her an idealist, but her reforms actually worked.
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What is "idealist" in Irish?
"idealist" in Irish is idéalaí. idealist means: Someone who holds onto high principles or a vision of how things ought to be, sometimes at the expense of practicality.
How do you use "idealist" in a sentence?
Example: "The young idealist believed the whole company could be run without layoffs." In Irish, "idealist" is idéalaí.
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