idealistic

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i·deal·is·tic /aɪˌdɪəˈlɪstɪk◂/ adjectiveadj

BELIEVEbelieving that you should live according to high standards and principles, even if they cannot really be achieved, or showing this belief 理想主義(者)的；空想的 → realistic

idealistic young doctors

充滿理想主義的年輕醫生

the idealistic values of the 1960s

20世紀60年代的理想主義價值觀

—idealistically /-kli/ adverbadv

Examples from the Corpus

idealistic• John Ridd's sense of honour is practical as well as idealistic and his motives are relevant outside their historical context.• An even higher dropout rate, 28. 1 percent, correlated with those who were especially idealistic and people-oriented.• One can be more idealistic by valuing the restlessness that can be found in certain dedicated scholars.• Open admissions proved to be a chastening experience for some of the most idealistic people at City College.• There is no sense of possible anticlimax when reality cuts across Kemp's idealistic view of the girl.

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