noun
utopia
yoo-TOH-pee-uh/juːˈtəʊpiə/
An imagined perfect society or place.
The novel describes a utopia where everyone lives in peace.
Etymology
Literally “no place,” Utopia named Thomas More’s imaginary island with perfect social and political arrangements. Its name then became a general term for an imagined perfect society.
In context
this ideal this Utopia of equality of outcome equality of outcome and it's it's truly stunning how this ideology is just taken over
More examples
- In her utopia, no one goes hungry.
- They debate whether a true utopia is possible.
- The two writers imagine very different utopias.
Forms
utopia · utopias
utopian adjective — relating to an imagined perfect society
Similar words
- paradise
- Emphasizes perfect happiness or beauty rather than an organized society.