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Meanings of utopia in English
Usage of utopia in English
1
The Israeli left is more socialist than communist but it's all utopia.
2
And that utopia is difficult to meet, always just out of reach.
3
Over time, utopia has become more difficult to write and more implausible.
4
It was a season of euphoric hope, a terrifying experiment in utopia.
5
Perhaps your readers would like to hear about an Asian cycling utopia.
6
Where is the model of this libertarian utopia in the modern world?
7
It's utopia, but with monthly lodging fees and the occasional in-app purchase.
8
It's enough to make you feel like we live in a utopia.
9
In 2016, though, it feels like a dispatch from some far-off utopia.
10
People could not adjust to utopia & pined for war, work and crime.
11
As so often happens with revolutions, reality caught up with utopia.
12
The problem with utopia is that you never quite get there.
13
It states it does not believe a utopia is possible in our world.
14
It was both a period of political consciousness and of utopia.
15
OK, it hasn't quite achieved utopia but evidently you never arrive there anyway.
16
Especially since home was now her very own little barn utopia.
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