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Meanings of ideal in English
Of or relating to the philosophical doctrine of the reality of ideas.
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Usage of ideal in English
1
In the winter it was cozy; in the summer it was ideal.
2
Their current deals expire next year, which Wenger called an ideal situation.
3
On that note, the Cam McCarthy situation is clearly far from ideal.
4
Far from ideal, however, is the timing of the change in leadership.
5
Far in the future, the World Controllers have created the ideal society.
6
The ideal result was that he played 30 minutes for his country.
7
One year would be ideal because the job market is so competitive.
8
The second should be the struggle between the ideal and the actual.
9
In certain respects the ideal remained constant for many thousands of years.
10
The future already mingles with the present; the real with the ideal.
11
The ideal in the Old Testament becomes a reality in the New.
12
However, the ideal storage temperature is different for different fruits and vegetables.
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Surely it places the ideal in its right relation to the actual.
14
The ideal of the faith healer is the ideal of the animal.
15
This is the ideal relation between the individual and the social order.
16
December is not considered an ideal month for large New York IPOs.
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