chimeric

Describes something that is wildly imaginative, improbable, or illusory; derived from the mythical Chimera.

• 🇪🇸Describe algo increíblemente fantástico, improbable o ilusorio; proviene de la mítica Quimera.

1. Imaginary or Fantastical C2 formal

   Relating to or resembling a chimera; existing only in the imagination, often as a fantastic or impossible combination.

   • The artist's chimeric paintings combined elements of humans and machines.
   • His plans for a utopian society were dismissed as chimeric dreams.
   • The novel featured a chimeric creature with the head of a lion and the body of a goat.

   🇪🇸Quimérico (imaginario o fantástico)

   Sinónimos: fabulousfancifulfantasticfantasticalfictitiousillusoryimaginarymythicalunrealvisionary

   Antónimos: actualauthenticgenuinerealsubstantial

2. Unrealistic or Illusory C2 formal

   Based on a false or fanciful notion; highly unlikely to be achieved or realized.

   • The politician's promises were seen as chimeric by the skeptical public.
   • She pursued a chimeric goal of becoming a pop star without any musical training.
   • The hope for a quick and easy solution proved to be chimeric.

   🇪🇸Quimérico (ilusorio, irrealizable)

   Sinónimos: delusivedreamlikefancifulfantasticalfoolishillusoryimaginaryimpracticablemythicalquixoticromanticunrealisticutopianvisionary

   Antónimos: actualfeasiblepossiblerealisticsubstantialtrue

• more chimeric comparative form
• most chimeric superlative form