English to Sindhi Meaning of quixotic - quixotic


Quixotic :
quixotic

۽ دورانديش

quixotic
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Definitions of quixotic in English
Adjective(1) not sensible about practical matters; idealistic and unrealistic
Examples of quixotic in English
(1) Still, it also serves to accentuate the film's central point, that represented images often provide the basis of our hopes and dreams, no matter how quixotic those dreams may be.(2) It was unprecedented, quixotic and admirable.(3) If this doesn't seem quixotic enough in today's gruesome circumstances, he also has to confront religious parties on the city council and an inept central government that won't give him a serious budget.(4) Others existed only as working hypotheses, unrealized plans or quixotic fantasies.(5) His quixotic , idealist appeal for justice contrasts sharply with the rest of the exhibition, in which justice does not seem to be expected.(6) This quixotic politician became obsessed with the plight of Afghanistan, the Afghan people, and with taking the fight to the Soviets directly.(7) The building in the flesh is so run-down that the desire to restore it seems both heroic and quixotic : an act justified only by perfect faith.(8) She responded with a quixotic courage that eventually infected me; during her two-year illness, I'd grown less pessimistic both about her prognosis and about life itself.(9) He was presented as the quixotic radical, the gregarious populist, the lovable dissenter, the rare honest liberal, the minority of one.(10) We should reject fiery rhetoric and quixotic ambitions and demand from our public officials ÔÇÿjust the facts.ÔÇÖ(11) It is an old-fashioned project, and a quixotic one, but deeply moving in its hope that Wyclif's Bible and Burns's songs form an inheritance we would all want, if only we knew about it.(12) And yet, each season, another hundred people reach New York by the train, or the bus or the plane, bringing their fresh faces, strong voices and quixotic aspirations to the Mecca of musical theater.(13) So while the challenge facing the peace movement in south Asia is daunting, it is by no means impossibly quixotic .(14) The truth is slippery, and plumbing the past to catch hold of it is as quixotic a quest as the search for the perfect bottle of wine, but it is a noble and necessary one.(15) Political instability means economic uncertainty, and popular aspirations for a growing economy and a stable, professional government seem increasingly quixotic .(16) To shield children right up to the age of 18 from exposure to violent descriptions and images would not only be quixotic , but deforming; it would leave them unequipped to cope with the world as we know it.
Related Phrases of quixotic
(1) quixotic ::
quixotic
Synonyms
Adjective
1. idealistic ::
idealistic
2. romantic ::
رومانوي
3. visionary ::
۽ دورانديش
4. utopian ::
خيالي جنت
5. extravagant ::
اجايو
6. starry-eyed ::
starry-eyed
7. unrealistic ::
حقيقي
8. unworldly ::
unworldly
9. impractical ::
وڌڻ
10. impracticable ::
impracticable
11. unworkable ::
منصوبي تي
12. impossible ::
ناممڪن
Antonyms
1. clear-eyed ::
واضح-eyed
2. clear-sighted ::
واضح گھمايو
Different Forms
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