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Meanings of idealist in English
Usage of idealist in English
1
There was nothing of the dreamer in his make-up, the eccentric idealist.
2
To his credit, Ed is an idealist; a man with strong opinions.
3
Hegel as one of the great philosophers of the German idealist tradition.
4
He was apparently intellectual, and had in him something of the idealist.
5
People like the young idealist don't deal in underhanded things like that.
6
I think a real idealist struggling in the real world is interesting.
7
Nobody survives as a CEO if they're in any way an idealist.
8
Their only danger is that the idealist can easily become the idolator.
9
Nixon being seen as the realist & Sen. McGovern as the idealist.
10
It's many things, and I understand I'm an idealist, I get that.
11
But do you think the idealist, realist business is a dead model?
12
A frank materialist in some ways, she proved an idealist in this.
13
His eyes gleamed with that light which betrays the enthusiast, the idealist.
14
Nothing was easier to shatter than the fragile shield of an idealist.
15
He may talk like a sentimental idealist and act like a brute.
16
I am afraid we cannot make an exception-even for a thickheaded idealist.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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