Ideality is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IDEALITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being ideal
• the state or quality of being ideal
• the quality of expressing or being characterized by ideals
• an ideal or idealized thing
• The quality or state of being ideal.
• The capacity to form ideals of beauty or perfection.
• The conceptive faculty.
• the quality of being ideal
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the state of being perfect; something idealized

Words related to IDEALITY

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How to use IDEALITY in a sentence

• If any objection were to be made it would, perhaps, be in the particular of character, which, in elevation, in ideality, falls far short of Raphael.
• In like manner, his religious teachings were characterized by an ideality so high as quite to discourage ordinary virtue.
• As yet ideality had dealt only with the intellectual and invisible, leading to subtile refinements of argument and exalted ideas of morals.
• Sodden routine is incompatible with ideality, although what is sodden routine for one person may be ideal novelty for another.
• We repudiate their false and unimaginative ideality.
• Eddy only an exalted ideality into relation with which we may think ourselves by a change in our system of belief.
• The vividness and ideality of the ancients find their natural change in the more purely impassioned style of more modern Southern poetry.
• Elevation and subtlety of ideas naturally follow these causes, they are another natural growth of the simple ideality of conception.
• Their passions are not extended by any radical complications of romance or ideality.
• The difference between these two poles of ideality is that the order of one is an order of life, that of the other an order of death.
• There is always an ideality of the human spirit in all its works, if one will search them, which is the main thing.
• Sovereignty, on the contrary, constitutes the element of ideality of particular spheres and functions under lawful and constitutional conditions.
• The defense of the State is its privilege, and its duty is to realize the ideality contained in it, which consists in self-sacrifice.
• The counterpart of this genuine ideality was that the theory retained its moral force and did not degenerate into a bewildered and idolatrous pantheism.
• There is an immense difference in spirituality, in ideality of the moral sort, between gathering or conciliating forces for action and fixing the ends which action should pursue.
• The ideality of nature is indeed of such a sort as to be forfeited if the trusty instrument and true antecedent of human life were not found there.
• The essence of deity, as Augustine was inwardly convinced, was correspondence to human aspiration, moral perfection, and ideality.
• The consequence is that ideality seems to man something supernatural and almost impossible.
• He harvests pleasures as he goes which intrinsically, as we have seen, may have the depth and ideality which nature breathes in all her oracles.
• By its variations and greater or less transparency and ideality we can measure the degree of spiritual insight which has been reached at any moment.
• Absolute chaos would defeat life as surely as would absolute ideality.
• His poetry, without ceasing to be a fiction in its method and ideality, would be an ultimate truth in its practical scope.
• Before ideality, however, is developed, volume and variety must be given bodily or they cannot be given at all.
• Either its influence seems to them too slight to excite alarm, or their systems are too lax to subject anything to censure which has the least glamour or ideality about it.
• On the contrary, such a result is inevitable when ideality is carried at all far upon a narrow basis.
• The ideality, the representative faculty, would have gone out in our souls, and our perfected humanity would have brought us back to protoplasm.
• To be sure she was almost an ideality to him still.
• In them are reflected the happiness, the poetry, the love of novelty, and the ideality of the time.
• A spirit of lofty ideality pervades the work of Sir Philip Sidney, which is expressive of the aspirations of his time.

Similar words containing IDEAL without suffix ity

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