dystopia in Russian
dystopia in Russian is антиуто́пия, дистопи́я, дисто́пия — dystopia means an imagined society in which life is deliberately made bad — typically through oppression, surveillance, environmental ruin or total state control.
dystopia in Russian
What does "dystopia" mean?
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noun An imagined society in which life is deliberately made bad — typically through oppression, surveillance, environmental ruin or total state control.
"The novel is set in a dystopia where books are banned."
dystopia in a sentence
- The novel is set in a dystopia where books are banned.
- Rolling blackouts and curfews gave the city a dystopia-like feel.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "dystopia" in Russian?
"dystopia" in Russian is антиуто́пия, дистопи́я, дисто́пия. dystopia means: An imagined society in which life is deliberately made bad — typically through oppression, surveillance, environmental ruin or total state control.
How do you pronounce антиуто́пия?
"dystopia" in Russian is антиуто́пия, pronounced "antiutopiya".
How do you use "dystopia" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel is set in a dystopia where books are banned." In Russian, "dystopia" is антиуто́пия, дистопи́я, дисто́пия.
Are there other ways to say "dystopia" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "dystopia": антиуто́пия, дистопи́я, дисто́пия.