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Comparative for having the desire to do idealistic deeds without pragmatism
Comparative for existing only in the imagination
Comparative for having or showing creativity or inventiveness
Comparative for having an unusually strange character or behavior
Comparative for having, or characterized by, a noble or dignified manner
Comparative for having an exciting, exotic or fascinating quality
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Adjective
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Comparative for having the desire to do idealistic deeds without pragmatism
dreamier
starrier
absurder
uselesser
unworldlier
foolisher
wilder
sillier
airier
ambitiouser
unlikelier
loftier
happier
unwiser
crazier
pottier
more idealistic
more romantic
more visionary
more impractical
more utopian
more unrealistic
more impracticable
more unworkable
more fanciful
more impossible
more quixotical
more chimerical
more unserviceable
more unbusinesslike
more imaginary
more inefficacious
more perfectionist
more extravagant
more ineffectual
more chivalrous
more fantastical
more impulsive
more impetuous
more ineffective
more starry-eyed
more unfeasible
more improbable
more illogical
more unreal
more otherworldly
more optimistic
more unattainable
more theoretical
more infeasible
more nonfunctional
more idealised
UK
more ideal
more illusory
more out of the question
more naive
more hopeful
more abstract
more delusory
more pretentious
more ideological
more half-baked
more speculative
more unpractical
more fantastic
more airy-fairy
more hypothetical
more hoping
more sentimental
more unreasonable
more irrational
more out there
more platonic
more senseless
more nonsensical
more idyllic
more exaggerated
more high-flown
more far-fetched
more fabulous
more whimsical
more imaginative
more unachievable
more legendary
more fictitious
more made-up
more Panglossian
more unviable
more crackpot
more ill-considered
more implausible
more preposterous
more inconceivable
more outlandish
more unthinkable
more unimaginable
more eccentric
more unpragmatic
more phantasmal
more phantasmic
more notional
more hallucinatory
more delusive
more phantasmagoric
more illusive
more chimeral
more chimeric
more overoptimistic
more roseate
more rose-coloured
more ❯
“His
quixotic
idealist appeal for justice contrasts sharply with the rest of the exhibition, in which justice does not seem to be expected.”
Adjective
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Comparative for existing only in the imagination
dreamier
shadowier
vaguer
wilder
flakier
US
unearthlier
purer
absurder
vainer
mistier
moonier
falser
faker
phonier
UK
unworldlier
queerer
hollower
more imaginary
more unreal
more fanciful
more mythical
more fictitious
more chimerical
more fantastic
more visionary
more fabulous
more fictional
more invented
more mythic
more illusory
more fantastical
more ideal
more chimeric
more phantasmal
more fantasied
more phantasmic
more legendary
more notional
more whimsical
more hypothetical
more dreamlike
more theoretical
more hallucinatory
more imaginative
more unsubstantial
more assumed
more delusive
more ethereal
more abstract
more suppositious
more deceptive
more illusive
more supposititious
more apocryphal
more spectral
more apparitional
more made-up
more impractical
more utopian
more speculative
more romantic
more idealised
UK
more conjectural
more poetic
more suppositional
more academic
more conceptual
more presumed
more capricious
more philosophical
more transcendental
more unsubstantiated
more transcendent
more ideological
more theoretic
more unproved
more general
more problematical
more unattainable
more fictive
more nightmarish
more preoccupied
more phantasmagorical
more immaterial
more idealistic
more otherworldly
more phantasmagoric
more abstracted
more intangible
more intellectual
more unfeasible
more unworkable
more impracticable
more unachievable
more ridiculous
more crackpot
more vaporous
more offbeat
more tentative
more mercurial
more mental
more extravagant
more high-flown
more logical
more analytical
more contingent
more hypothetic
more pedantic
more formalistic
more putative
more suppositive
more unrealistic
more unpragmatic
more delusory
more untrue
more sham
more misleading
more fallacious
more ostensible
more seeming
more apparent
more semblant
more specious
more deceitful
more bogus
more mistaken
more spurious
more synthetic
more surreal
more fraudulent
more artificial
more chimeral
more insubstantial
more manufactured
more prepared
more trumped-up
more fabled
more folkloric
more heroic
more traditional
more allegorical
more symbolical
more symbolic
more proverbial
more erroneous
more misguided
more illusionary
more delusional
more ❯
Adjective
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Comparative for having or showing creativity or inventiveness
cleverer
dreamier
vivider
fresher
flightier
quirkier
fancier
keener
freakier
curiouser
absurder
wilder
astuter
bizarrer
newer
stranger
moderner
uncommoner
grotesquer
weirder
odder
funkier
adroiter
newer-fangled
better-built
niftier
quainter
queerer
hipper
cooler
groovier
neater
trendier
hotter
wonderfuller
artsier
artier
more imaginative
more creative
more inventive
more innovative
more original
more ingenious
more innovational
more innovatory
more inspired
more visionary
more artistic
more unusual
more unconventional
more originative
more unorthodox
more fanciful
more fantastic
more fertile
more enterprising
more whimsical
more Promethean
more insightful
more artful
more offbeat
more productive
more romantic
more extravagant
more individual
more poetic
more poetical
more stimulating
more nonconformist
more fictive
more inspirational
more utopian
more avant-garde
more off-centre
more high-flown
more expressive
more fabulous
more fantastical
more unreal
more exotic
more eccentric
more dreamlike
more mythical
more imaginary
more brilliant
more freakish
more experimental
more illusory
more radical
more chimeric
more ridiculous
more chimerical
more crackpot
more phantasmic
more revolutionary
more phantasmal
more far-out
more far-fetched
more novel
more trailblazing
more different
more unfamiliar
more groundbreaking
more unique
more advanced
more unknown
more contemporary
more state-of-the-art
more new-fashioned
more singular
more disruptive
more arty-crafty
more unaccustomed
more futuristic
more unheard-of
more refreshing
more seminal
more distinctive
more cutting-edge
more pretentious
more picturesque
more deviceful
more formative
more constructive
more modernistic
more surprising
more cutting edge
more outlandish
more individualistic
more ornate
more demiurgic
more special
more peculiar
more prolific
more inspiring
more baroque
more rare
more sophisticated
more glamorous
more glamourous
more recent
more elaborate
more atypical
more intricate
more marvellous
UK
more marvelous
US
more transformative
more progressive
more forward-looking
more intuitive
more generative
more transformational
more gifted
more unwonted
more variational
more entrepreneurial
more dynamic
more up to date
more incredible
more vigorous
more fruitful
more extraordinary
more wondrous
more up-to-date
more welcome
more lateral
more energetic
more aesthetic
UK
more enigmatic
more astounding
more cultured
more strategic
more involved
more complex
more multifaceted
more forward-thinking
more germinal
more fundamental
more cultivated
more refined
more drastic
more breathtaking
more sensational
more spectacular
more astonishing
more incomprehensible
more awesome
more stupendous
more out there
more dramatic
more esthetic
US
more gothic
more Gothic
more bizarro
more surreal
more happening
more in
more unexplored
more stylish
more with-it
more far out
more fashionable
more modish
more up-and-coming
more Kafkaesque
more artsy-craftsy
more ❯
Adjective
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Comparative for having an unusually strange character or behavior
crazier
weirder
stranger
whackier
absurder
bizarrer
wilder
goofier
sillier
grotesquer
loonier
queerer
balmier
foolhardier
funkier
quirkier
rummer
foolisher
odder
more ridiculous
more outrageous
more peculiar
more ludicrous
more preposterous
more eccentric
more fanciful
more fantastical
more nonsensical
more unreal
more impracticable
more inane
more mercurial
more senseless
more whimsical
more abnormal
more astonishing
more baffling
more bewildering
more crazy-ass
more extraordinary
more fantastic
more farcical
more freakish
more idiotic
more illogical
more imbecilic
more implausible
more incongruous
more incredible
more infantile
more laughable
more monstrous
more mystifying
more nonconformist
more phenomenal
more pointless
more puzzling
more risible
more unbelievable
more unique
more unreasonable
more unthinkable
more unusual
more wackadoo
more wackadoodle
more derisory
more dreamlike
more fatuous
more harebrained
more imprudent
more inconceivable
more offbeat
more outré
more puerile
more remarkable
more surreal
more unworkable
more insane
more irresponsible
more off-kilter
more off-the-wall
more spaced-out
more cockeyed
more half-baked
more ill-conceived
more inappropriate
more short-sighted
Adjective
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Comparative for having, or characterized by, a noble or dignified manner
loftier
higher
greater
lordlier
sublimer
bigger
knightlier
more gallant
more noble
more chivalrous
more magnanimous
more greathearted
more elevated
more natural
more dignified
more high-minded
more chivalric
Adjective
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Comparative for having an exciting, exotic or fascinating quality
more romantic
more fascinating
more appealing
more captivating
more charismatic
more charming
more exciting
more exotic
more glamorous
more intriguing
more mysterious
more alluring
more beguiling
more engaging
more fantastic
more fetching
more glamourous
more seductive
more colorful
US
more colourful
UK
more compelling
more fantastical
more interesting
more magical
more marvellous
UK
more marvelous
US
more nostalgic
more provocative
more riveting
more adventurous
more chivalrous
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