英语词汇“utopianised”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词

utopianised

释义

Utopia /ū-tōˈpi-ə/

noun

An imaginary state described in Sir Thomas More's Latin political romance or satire Utopia (1516)
(often without cap) any real or imaginary state or place believed to be ideal, perfect, excellent

ORIGIN: Literally ‘no place’, from Gr ou not, and topos a place; Eutopia (Gr eu well), ‘ideal place’ coined, poss by More himself, in a punning reference to Utopia

Utōˈpian adjective

(also without cap)

noun

An inhabitant of Utopia
Someone who imagines or believes in a Utopia
(often without cap) someone who advocates impracticable reforms or who expects an impossible state of perfection in society

utōˈpianism noun

utōˈpianize or utōˈpianise transitive verb and intransitive verb

utōˈpianizer or utōˈpianiser noun

utōˈpiast noun

ūˈtopism /-təp-izm/ noun

ūˈtopist noun

utopian socialism noun

A form of socialism based on the peaceful persuasion of capitalists to relinquish control of the means of production

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