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utopism

American  
[yoo-tuh-piz-uhm, yoo-toh-piz-] / ˈyu təˌpɪz əm, yuˈtoʊ pɪz- /

noun

(sometimes initial capital letter)
  1. utopianism.


Other Word Forms

  • utopist noun
  • utopistic adjective

Etymology

Origin of utopism

utop(ia) ( def. ) + -ism

Example Sentences

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Anarchy, we may say, is born of the marriage of the social philosophy of the eighteenth century with the revolutionism of the nineteenth; it is a bloody renaissance of social utopism.

From Project Gutenberg

But on the other side, we must not confuse idealism with fantasy or utopism.

From Project Gutenberg

It is this social-political realism which gives the finishing stroke to all utopism and revolutionism.

From Project Gutenberg

Bakounine is the décadent of Utopism.

From Project Gutenberg