Meanings of so quixotic in English

But it was not likely that Uncle Brian would be so quixotic.

More deliberate reflection cast a faint light upon Philip Sheldon's motives for so quixotic a course.

He is certainly a child of nature, but of a nature so quixotic that we are non-plussed.

Yet what the man had done was so quixotic, so Celtic, that her senses were almost paralysed.

Honestly, Bill, you mustn't be so quixotic.'

On the other hand, if he did attempt anything so quixotic, I should not be compelled to accompany him.

How much more reasonable, therefore, to conclude that a man so quixotic as our young hero would seek similar relief.

No matter how naïve or wild-eyed his grandfather might have sounded to Brooks, Edgar thought John Sawtelle's vision might not have been so quixotic.

As he squirmed uncomfortably along the narrow corridor of rods, he wasted no time asking himself just why he was performing so quixotic a feat.

No other man would have undertaken so Quixotic an enterprise, none would have exposed himself so recklessly to the dreadful accidents of circumstance.