utopian
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /juːˈtoʊpiən/ · UK /juːˈtəʊpiən/
utopian means: Based on wonderful ideas that would be very difficult or impossible to put into practice.
adjective
Based on wonderful ideas that would be very difficult or impossible to put into practice.
- The plan seemed utopian.
- His utopian dreams ignored the cost of change.
- Critics dismissed the proposal as hopelessly utopian.
Connected with an imagined society where everyone lives happily and everything works perfectly.
- The novel describes a utopian society.
- They hoped to build a utopian community.
- Her paintings show a peaceful, utopian world.
noun
Someone who believes a perfect society can be created and wants to help create it.
- He was a committed utopian.
- The utopians wanted a society without poverty.
- Some utopians established communities to test their ideas.
Questions about utopian
What does utopian mean?
Based on wonderful ideas that would be very difficult or impossible to put into practice.
What is utopian in other languages?
Türkçe: ütopik · Español: utópico · Français: utopique · Deutsch: utopisch · Italiano: utopico · 日本語: 空想的な
How do you pronounce utopian?
In American English /juːˈtoʊpiən/; in British English /juːˈtəʊpiən/.
How do you use utopian in a sentence?
The plan seemed utopian. His utopian dreams ignored the cost of change.
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