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adj. - Of or relating to the philosophical doctrine of the reality of concepts adj. - Of high moral or intellectual value.

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  • I use the term idealistic in a relative way only, for in God's universe the degrees of material progress of His children are infinite in number.
  • In the economic field we made mistakes, which we call idealistic mistakes.
  • Of this it may first be said that a comment on idealistic is all very well, but the word at issue here is ideal.
  • Stogsdill explained that megalocracy is extremely unstable and can only exist in idealistic conditions for a few minutes before collapsing into anarchy.
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