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Meanings of completely unrealistic in English

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Usage of completely unrealistic in English
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Romantic movies are her favorite, but he dismisses them as completely unrealistic.
Wired
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That I have some completely unrealistic notion of what a relationship can be.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
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A lot of these demands are completely unrealistic, given the amount of cash available.
The Irish Times
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He said companies were operating on completely unrealistic profit margins.
The Irish Times
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Unfortunately it was completely unrealistic in the late twentieth century.
A journey: my political life
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The bunker applies a completely unrealistic scrutiny on the plays.
News.com.au
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And it's not like these fears are completely unrealistic.
Wired
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He now admits he had " completely unrealistic expectations about what was going to happen".
The Guardian
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But I enjoy these shows despite my unquestionable knowledge that the display before me was completely unrealistic.
Feminist dot com
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He would regard the Tory rightwing as completely unrealistic -which is not the same as wrong.
The Guardian
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This could be a completely unrealistic goal.
BBC
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Remember, the goal isn't to eliminate nerves, which is completely unrealistic, but rather to lower them to a manageable level.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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With this in mind, I am hereby advocating a completely unrealistic business proposal for the purveyors of iconic American mass-market food.
The Guardian
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And so at 25 when I accomplished nothing on my completely unrealistic list of life to-dos, I went into panic mode.
Ebony
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Sky finds the price expectations for the Discovery portfolio to be " completely unrealistic", a representative for the pay-TV company said.
Reuters
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Oldman said it was " completely unrealistic" to expect the Church to disinvest from any of the big British companies despite their unethical behaviour.
The Guardian
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