topo-, top-, -topia, -topy, -topism, -topic
(Greek: place, a position, region, local, localized)
Utopian
1. Belonging to or characteristic of an ideal perfect state or place.
2. Admirable but impracticable in real life.
3. Tending to deal in admirable but impracticable ideas.
4. Etymology: Utopian originally meant "having no known location" (1609); sense of "impossibly visionary, ideal" is from 1621; as a noun meaning "visionary idealist" it is first recorded in about 1873.
2. Admirable but impracticable in real life.
3. Tending to deal in admirable but impracticable ideas.
4. Etymology: Utopian originally meant "having no known location" (1609); sense of "impossibly visionary, ideal" is from 1621; as a noun meaning "visionary idealist" it is first recorded in about 1873.
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utopographer
Someone who has been writing and reading about utopias.
utopography
Writings about fictional utopianistic situations.
