Utopian

ū-tō′pi-an, adj. imaginary: fanciful: chimerical.— n. one who advocates impracticable reforms or who expects an impo ible state of perfection in society.— ns. Utō′pianiser ; Utō′pianism ; Utō′piast .— adj. Utop′ical ( obs. ).— ns. U′tōpism , utopianism; U′tōpist , a utopian. [From Utopia , lit. 'nowhere'—Gr. ou , not, topos , place, an imaginary island represented by Sir T. More in his famous political romance, or rather satire (Lat. 1516, Eng. 1551), as enjoying perfection in politics, laws, ., community of goods, freedom of creed, .]