/aɪˈdiːəlɪst/
NOUN
A person who believes in or follows idealistic principles, emphasizing ideas, ideals, values, or the importance of the mind in understanding reality.
A person who supports the philosophical doctrine that ideas, consciousness, or mental representations are fundamental to understanding reality.
NOUN
Someone who pursues noble principles, hopes, or visions of a better world, often placing moral or ideological values above practical considerations.
A person who maintains a hopeful outlook and believes that people and circumstances can improve.
A person committed to noble causes, ethical principles, or improving society through determined advocacy and action.
NOUN
A person whose hopes, beliefs, or plans are excessively optimistic or imaginative and fail to account for practical difficulties and real-world limitations.
Someone who pursues ambitious or fanciful ideas without adequately considering whether they can realistically be achieved.
A person whose hopeful or emotionally driven beliefs overlook unpleasant realities, often displaying excessive innocence or faith in others.