Quixotism
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What Does Quixotism Mean?
- 唐吉诃德主义
- 不切实际的理想主义
Quixotism Pronunciation
/kwɪkˈsɒtɪz(ə)m/
Quixotism Definition
noun
Definition
the quality of being exceedingly idealistic, unrealistic, and impractical, often in the pursuit of noble ideals.
In ZH
过于理想化、不切实际和不实际的品质，通常是在追求崇高理想时。
How to Use Quixotism in a Sentence
- His quixotism often led him to make decisions that were not well thought out.
- In her youthful quixotism, she believed she could change the world single-handedly.
- Don Quixote is a classic example of quixotism, as he pursued windmills thinking they were giants.
- The quixotism of his plans made it hard for anyone to take him seriously.
- Despite the quixotism of the project, the community rallied to support his vision.