utopian in Irish
utopian in Irish is útóipeach — utopian means relating to or resembling a utopia; ideal but unrealistic.
utopian in Irish
útóipeach
Of or pertaining to or resembling a utopia.
What does "utopian" mean?
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adjective Relating to or resembling a utopia; ideal but unrealistic.
"The novel describes a utopian island where nobody works more than four hours a day."
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noun A person who believes in or promotes an idealized, perfect society.
"Only a utopian would expect a city to have no traffic and no noise."
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utopian in a sentence
- The novel describes a utopian island where nobody works more than four hours a day.
- Free food for everyone is a lovely but utopian goal.
- Only a utopian would expect a city to have no traffic and no noise.
- My uncle is a bit of a utopian who dreams of a world without money.
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What is "utopian" in Irish?
"utopian" in Irish is útóipeach. utopian means: Relating to or resembling a utopia; ideal but unrealistic.
How do you use "utopian" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel describes a utopian island where nobody works more than four hours a day." In Irish, "utopian" is útóipeach.
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