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Meanings of utopian in English

Portuguese
utópico

Characterized by or aspiring to impracticable perfection.

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utópico

Person who aspires to build a new society, perfect and happy.

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Utopian.

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Usage of utopian in English
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That would have been my utopian answer to Udi's rather broad question.
Feminist dot com
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Is it a utopian plan or an idea whose time has come?
The Irish Times
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I'd be surprised if technology could offer a utopian solution for them.
Wired
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They aim to re-invigorate imaginative or utopian social thinking in contemporary Ireland.
The Irish Times
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It's a kind of utopian oasis in the fractious post-civil war days.
The Guardian
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It's a pity because these cautious steps toward utopian thinking are necessary.
The Guardian
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Something utopian perhaps, or something darker for our troubled and unstable times?
The Guardian
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All this is not to say there's anything wrong with utopian visions.
The Democracy Project
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James Harrington was the least-known of several early writers of utopian tracts.
Wired
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The people of Dublin would love to inhabit such a utopian city.
The Irish Times
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Charlotte Perkins Gilman's utopian novel is being reissued to mark its centenary.
The Guardian
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A nightmarish age of darkness or a utopian one filled with light?
The Irish Times
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However utopian his vision, Vivante's practical priority was conciliation and reform.
The white war: life and death on the italian front 1915-1919
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That certainly was a show that inspired a utopian future inspired by technology.
Wired
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In a utopian idyll today's decisions would be taken by economists.
The Guardian
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This appeal springs from the political fervour and utopian hopes of the 30s.
The Guardian
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Translations for utopian
Portuguese
utópico
Utopian through the time
Utopian across language varieties
United Kingdom
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Common