Definition of utopic in English:

utopic

adjective juːˈtəʊpɪkjuːˈtɒpɪkyo͞oˈtōpik

a utopic vision
another term for utopian
Example sentencesExamples
- It is a geography that depends upon Romantic constructions of childhood as utopic.
- In principle, these technologies become associated with the utopic optimism of the future.
- Forget any ideas about a perfect system, about an utopic society free of greed and corruption.
- Divided into five sections, Section One examines California from 1900 to 1920 and the utopic myths by which the state is most often identified.
- His characters reread American history, forced to see it not as a transcendent, utopic myth but as an ideological construct that foreshadows the demise of earlier stories of nationhood.
- It's a utopic thing to achieve, though it's a state we may be in for only a few seconds [at a time].
- Although the indiginous inhabitants view their society as practically utopic, Tichy views the world as anything but.
- Is the life presented in this film utopic/mythical?
- Butler's vision in the novel is certainly not utopic.

Definition of utopic in US English:

utopic

adjectiveyo͞oˈtōpik

a utopic vision
another term for utopian
Example sentencesExamples
- It's a utopic thing to achieve, though it's a state we may be in for only a few seconds [at a time].
- Although the indiginous inhabitants view their society as practically utopic, Tichy views the world as anything but.
- Forget any ideas about a perfect system, about an utopic society free of greed and corruption.
- His characters reread American history, forced to see it not as a transcendent, utopic myth but as an ideological construct that foreshadows the demise of earlier stories of nationhood.
- Is the life presented in this film utopic/mythical?
- In principle, these technologies become associated with the utopic optimism of the future.
- Butler's vision in the novel is certainly not utopic.
- It is a geography that depends upon Romantic constructions of childhood as utopic.
- Divided into five sections, Section One examines California from 1900 to 1920 and the utopic myths by which the state is most often identified.

单词	utopic
释义	Definition of utopic in English: utopic adjective juːˈtəʊpɪkjuːˈtɒpɪkyo͞oˈtōpik a utopic vision another term for utopian Example sentencesExamples It is a geography that depends upon Romantic constructions of childhood as utopic. In principle, these technologies become associated with the utopic optimism of the future. Forget any ideas about a perfect system, about an utopic society free of greed and corruption. Divided into five sections, Section One examines California from 1900 to 1920 and the utopic myths by which the state is most often identified. His characters reread American history, forced to see it not as a transcendent, utopic myth but as an ideological construct that foreshadows the demise of earlier stories of nationhood. It's a utopic thing to achieve, though it's a state we may be in for only a few seconds [at a time]. Although the indiginous inhabitants view their society as practically utopic, Tichy views the world as anything but. Is the life presented in this film utopic/mythical? Butler's vision in the novel is certainly not utopic. Definition of utopic in US English: utopic adjectiveyo͞oˈtōpik a utopic vision another term for utopian Example sentencesExamples It's a utopic thing to achieve, though it's a state we may be in for only a few seconds [at a time]. Although the indiginous inhabitants view their society as practically utopic, Tichy views the world as anything but. Forget any ideas about a perfect system, about an utopic society free of greed and corruption. His characters reread American history, forced to see it not as a transcendent, utopic myth but as an ideological construct that foreshadows the demise of earlier stories of nationhood. Is the life presented in this film utopic/mythical? In principle, these technologies become associated with the utopic optimism of the future. Butler's vision in the novel is certainly not utopic. It is a geography that depends upon Romantic constructions of childhood as utopic. Divided into five sections, Section One examines California from 1900 to 1920 and the utopic myths by which the state is most often identified.
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