utopian
/juːˈtəʊpiən/adjective
उच्चारण यूटोपिअन
आदर्शलोकीय, काल्पनिक रूप से आदर्श, अव्यावहारिक (आदर्शवादी)
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having a belief in or aiming for a perfect society in which everyone is happy, often in a way that is not realistic or practical
आदर्शलोकीय, काल्पनिक रूप से आदर्श, अव्यावहारिक (आदर्शवादी)
- The idea of a world without any crime is utopian.
- utopian dreams of equality for all
- The plan to end all poverty by next year sounds utopian.
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- Her utopian vision of a city with no traffic made people smile.
- Gandhi's village ideal is sometimes called utopian by economists.
Synonyms idealistic visionary impractical unrealistic
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a person who has utopian ideas or hopes
आदर्शलोक का सपना देखने वाला, कल्पनाशील आदर्शवादी
- He was a utopian who believed poverty could vanish in a single year.
- Only a utopian would expect every government scheme to work perfectly from the first day.
- Critics dismissed the writer as a utopian with no sense of reality.
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- The utopians of the nineteenth century set up model communities.
- Don't be such a utopian; the budget has limits.
Synonyms idealist dreamer visionary
Opposite realist
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a utopian idea/scheme
an idea or plan for a perfect society or situation that is attractive but not practical or possible
काल्पनिक और अव्यावहारिक विचार या योजना, ख़याली पुलाव
- A world without any crime may be a utopian idea, but we can still reduce it.
- Critics dismissed the plan as a utopian scheme that would never work.
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From Utopia, the imaginary island with a perfect society described by Thomas More in his book of 1516.
यह शब्द Utopia से बना है, जो Thomas More की 1516 की पुस्तक में वर्णित एक आदर्श समाज वाला काल्पनिक द्वीप है।