Significats de as chimerical en anglès

Forced, my dear child, forced; and as chimerical as all the rest.

The purpose was the same as now, but abandoned as chimerical.

This expedition, which was regarded as chimerical, was, however, on the point of realisation.

This will be discussed in its due place, though it will be doubtless considered as chimerical.

I don't know, both intentions strike me as childish, absurd as well as chimerical, a lost battle.

I, too, saw the plan as chimerical, yet it was a chance-theone out of a thousand.

Mazzini wanted to see a republican form of government established throughout Italy, which Cavour regarded as chimerical.

The enterprise was generally regarded as chimerical in Europe, with hostility in Egypt, but with sympathy in America.

His plans were regarded as chimerical.

There was yet little progress made upon the southern coast, and Henry's project was treated as chimerical by many of his countrymen.

The idea however, of a perfect and immortal commonwealth, will always be found as chimerical as that of a perfect and immortal man.

Our knowledge of the decayed state into which the Spanish power had fallen, ought not to make us regard their alarms as chimerical.

Wallenstein did not long delay to fulfil those promises which all Germany regarded as chimerical, and which Gustavus Adolphus had considered as extravagant.

While Mr. Easterly still regarded Taylor's larger trust as chimerical, some occurrences of the fall made him take a respectful attitude toward it.

When the intelligence arrived in Antwerp that the prince intended to throw a bridge over the Scheldt the idea was universally ridiculed as chimerical.

These are dreadful menaces; but suspecting that they have not much the sound of probability, the congress proceeds: Do not treat this as chimerical.