View synonyms for unrealistic

unrealistic

/ ˌʌnrɪəˈlɪstɪk /

adjective

Expectations, reasonable or unrealistic, remain so even if we impose them on ourselves.

It's not unrealistic to think they might have had a love affair if he had wanted it or known how to ask.

One of the most romantic—and, some would say, unrealistic—phenomena of American culture is the concept of “the one.”

Barbie is an unrealistic, unhealthy, insulting representation of female appearance.

He made only one unrealistic request as he sought to keep others from becoming infected and began a fight for his life.

I had been prepared for some of what Hartenstein had called unrealistic beliefs, but nothing as fantastic as this.

So I decided to explore his unrealistic beliefs about the state of affairs in Europe.

Such deviations were as unrealistic and sterile as Blanquism, against which the nineteenth century Marxists inveighed so heavily.

They are not as small as unrealistic persons claiming superior private information would demand.

By the 1690's, another type of heroic drama, equally unrealistic but tinged with sentimentality, was enjoying a certain success.

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