Idealistic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IDEALISTIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• of or relating to idealists or idealism
• characterized by idealism; unrealistically aiming for perfection
• Of or pertaining to idealists or their theories.
• of or relating to the philosophical doctrine of the reality of ideas
• of high moral or intellectual value; elevated in nature or style

Words related to IDEALISTIC

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Words that contain IDEALISTIC

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How to use IDEALISTIC in a sentence

• A visionary, idealistic woman is drawn to a practical man, where, kick and fuss and despise each other as they will, she is bound to become more practical and he more idealistic.
• And this is as true when their intellectual attitude is realistic as when it is idealistic.
• The bright-colored houses against the green background impressed me as the work of some idealistic painter.
• Opposition to the foundation of ethics on self-love and convention, again, springs up in three forms, one idealistic, one logical, and one aesthetic.
• Harris, has since 1867 furnished a rallying point for idealistic interests.
• In literary art, the movement in the direction of realistic art, as opposed to idealistic, is the most marked development of later days.
• You had draped such an idealistic mantle around Monohan.
• Lincoln disapproved entirely of the purpose of Brown and his associates, while ready to give due respect to the idealistic courage of the man.
• But, although he lived in this highly idealistic society, surrounded by young men who saw visions and old men who dreamed dreams, Lord Goderich was neither visionary nor dreamer.
• If you were less holy and more natural, less idealistic and more practical, you would be of a greater service to the world which you desire to help.
• Now all idealistic systems have had to dispose of matter in some way.
• And the continuity which so many idealistic philosophers could find only in the world of thought, he showed to be present in the world of reality.
• A most important question for philosophers to answer was whether the new views were compatible with an idealistic conception of life and existence.
• But, as an idealistic philosopher, Origen transformed the whole content of ecclesiastical faith into ideas.
• Brutality made soldiers of visionary and idealistic temperaments.
• Incidentally it must have been a torturing soul-trap for innumerable idealistic but intelligent souls.
• Had he been the most idealistic, the most uncompromising of musicians he could not be less respected.
• I must not admit the idealistic conception that the mere shooting of my father might possibly make me unhappy.
• The idealistic conceptions of Comedy gives breadth and opportunities of daring to Comic genius, and helps to solve the difficulties it creates.
• She had had an Idea which could be utilized in the high service of the world, and the most utilitarian and idealistic public in the world had seized upon it.
• Creative, humorous, a lover of human nature, mild, rather easy-going, idealistic, constant.
• One of them was sensitive, timid, affectionate, and idealistic.
• When they found themselves in need of a social theory it was only natural that they should choose the most modern, the most progressive, the most idealistic.
• And it really was the actual Rhine that he saw, only he looked at it with the idealistic eye of the seventeenth century.
• Idealistic productive imagery does not fly in the face of reality as does the fanciful, nor does it adhere so strictly to facts as does the realistic.
• It always looks to the future, for if realized it is no longer idealistic.
• His dreams concerning his own future, his service to his fellow men, his success, and the like involve much idealistic imagery.
• This, be it understood, is the romance of modern times, not the elder romance which was irresponsible in its picture of life, falsely idealistic.
• The development of the industrial revolution, however, soon made economic optimism impossible, and with its decay idealistic and scientific individualism parted company.
• Curiously enough, the central doctrine of the later idealistic school, the personality of the state, lent a force to the criticism of the doctrine of state absolutism.

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