idealistic
Idealistic (adj) means Driven by high ideals or an image of perfection rather than by practical concerns. Example: “His idealistic plan for world peace ignored basic economics.”
How to use idealistic
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishDescribes a plan, person, or belief shaped by an ideal vision rather than what is realistically achievable.
Word forms
more idealistic comparative, most idealistic superlative
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His _____ plan for world peace ignored basic economics.
Etymology
From idealist + -ic.
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What does “idealistic” mean?
The word “idealistic” means driven by high ideals or an image of perfection rather than by practical concerns. In plain terms, describes a plan, person, or belief shaped by an ideal vision rather than what is realistically achievable.
How do you use “idealistic” in a sentence?
Here is “idealistic” used in a sentence: “His idealistic plan for world peace ignored basic economics.”
What part of speech is “idealistic”?
“Idealistic” is an adjective.
Is “idealistic” a common word?
“Idealistic” is an uncommon word in modern English.
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