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Meanings of idealistic in English
Of or relating to the philosophical doctrine of the reality of ideas.
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Of high moral or intellectual value; elevated in nature or style.
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Examples for "ideal"
Examples for "ideal"
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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.
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On that note, the Cam McCarthy situation is clearly far from ideal.
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Far from ideal, however, is the timing of the change in leadership.
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Far in the future, the World Controllers have created the ideal society.
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His explanation is in harmony with the general trend of his philosophical doctrine.
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The difficulties presented by any philosophical doctrine are not always evident at once.
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For another reason, also, the attempt to base a political theory upon a philosophical doctrine is undesirable.
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The doctrine of Evolution, therefore, does not even come into contact with Theism, considered as a philosophical doctrine.
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To him Realism was the orthodox philosophical doctrine because it was the one most in harmony with Christian theology.
Usage of idealistic in English
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Looking back, it was extraordinarily idealistic; but it was also a strategy.
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However, the cynic in me finds that to be idealistic at best.
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Even today, nine decades on, the unaccompanied choral writing seems implausibly idealistic.
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But that's missing the point of this terrifically humane and idealistic film.
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At first, however reluctant to be a cop, he was still idealistic.
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They say it wasn't due to any idealistic vision of helping people.
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He founded an idealistic performance group called the Theatre of All Possibilities.
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How can we best participate in a task so huge and idealistic?
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The girl stood defiantly before Crull-maldor, as idealistic children so often do.
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The high thinking and talking, the idealistic aspiration were pose and pretense.
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I have never understood why people think it's impractical to be idealistic.
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Seymour herself is fully aware of the kinks in her idealistic narrative.
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And the American has become so idealistic that he even idealises money.
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Art, in addition to its idealistic side, has a terrestrial, material side.
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The more educated among them tended to embrace a vague idealistic Pantheism.
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An idealistic artist had revealed for once living tints and uncomprehended hues.
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