idealistically

idealistically — 副詞

1. doing something because you believe the best possible result can happen, even wh

1.副詞C1
釋義

理想化地

懷抱完美信念地行事

doing something because you believe the best possible result can happen, even when that result seems unrealistic to other people

例句

Nadia idealistically believed that the new recycling program would eliminate all waste in the town within a year.

Nadia 理想化地相信,新的回收計劃能在一年內消除鎮上所有的垃圾。

idealistically + believed + that-clause

The young teacher idealistically told her students that anyone could grow up to lead the country someday.

那位年輕老師理想化地告訴學生們,任何人長大後都有機會領導這個國家。

idealistically + told + that-clause (speech act)

同義詞
  • optimistically

    focuses on expecting good things, not necessarily perfect ones

  • naively

    has a stronger negative tone; suggests the person is foolish or inexperienced

  • romantically

    suggests an emotional, dream-like view rather than a principled one

反義詞

文法句型

idealistically + verb phrase

idealistically + believe/think/speak/assume

用法筆記

Commonly pairs with verbs of thinking or speaking: believe, think, assume, speak, talk. The sentence usually implies the speaker's view is not shared by most people.

常見錯誤

She idealistically went to the store.
She idealistically believed the store would have exactly what she needed.
💡'idealistically' describes a belief or way of thinking, not a simple physical action.

idealistically — 形容詞