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unrealistic adj.
unrealistic adj.

ADJECTIVE

unrealistic

Synonyms

WEAK

abstract absurd chimerical idealistic illogical impossible impracticable improbable inapplicable inefficacious infeasible inoperable irrealizable ivory-tower no-go nonfunctional nonviable not a prayer otherworldly out of the question quixotic romantic speculative starry-eyed theoretical unattainable unbusinesslike unfeasible unreal unserviceable unusable unwise unworkable useless visionary wild won't fly

Antonyms

WEAK

practicable practical probable realistic reasonable tenable viable

ADJECTIVE

unrealistic

Synonyms

STRONGEST

absurd illogical impossible improbable quixotic speculative unattainable unreal unusable unwise unworkable useless

WEAK

abstract chimerical idealistic impracticable inapplicable inefficacious infeasible inoperable ivory-tower no go nonfunctional nonviable otherworldly romantic starry-eyed theoretical unbusinesslike unfeasible unserviceable visionary wild won't fly

Antonyms

STRONGEST

believable logical possible rational reasonable sensible tenable wise

WEAK

practical

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more impractical

And maintaining such high pressures is even more impractical than sustaining superlow temperatures.

From Scientific American ● Jul. 27, 2023

For instance, one of the more thorough ways of diagnosing EPI – by analyzing three days' worth of stool for its fat content – is also among the more impractical.

From US News ● Sep. 26, 2016

Back in the real world, a new paper finds that human teleportation is far more impractical than we thought.

From Scientific American ● Aug. 3, 2013

But he said the more he looked at the alternative of the graduate tax, the more impractical it appeared.

From The Guardian ● Oct. 21, 2010

Nothing is more impractical than to make a design without realising the labour involved in its execution.

From Art in Needlework A Book about Embroidery by Mary Buckle