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utopia

/juːˈtəʊ.pi.ə/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um lugar, sociedade ou estado imaginário, ideal e perfeito, frequentemente usado em contextos filosóficos, políticos ou literários. Também pode se referir a um projeto ou plano considerado irrealizável.

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noun

/juːˈtəʊ.pi.ə/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um lugar, sociedade ou estado imaginário, ideal e perfeito, frequentemente usado em contextos filosóficos, políticos ou literários. Também pode se referir a um projeto ou plano considerado irrealizável.

A noun referring to an imagined, ideal, or perfect place or society, often used in philosophical, political, or literary contexts.

  1. Ideal societyB2formal

    An imagined place or state of things where everything is perfect, often used to describe a perfect society.

    ptUtopia

    • The novel describes a utopia where everyone lives in harmony.
    • Many philosophers have dreamed of creating a utopia on Earth.
    • The concept of a perfect utopia is often criticized as unrealistic.

    Sinônimosblissedenheavenidealidyllnirvanaparadiseshangri-la

    Antônimosanarchychaosdystopiahellinfernopandemonium

  2. Impossible idealC1formal

    A visionary system of political or social perfection that is unattainable in reality.

    ptUtopia

    • His plan for a classless society was dismissed as a utopia.
    • The search for a political utopia has led to many failed experiments.
    • Critics argue that the idea of a perfect world is just a utopia.

    Sinônimoschimeradreamfantasyidealmiragepipe dreamvision

    Antônimosdystopiahellpandemonium

Formas
  • utopias plural form
  • utopias' possessive plural form
  • utopia's possessive singular form
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