quixotism [kwik-suh-tiz-uh m] ExamplesWord Origin noun
Origin of quixotism 1660–70; (Don) Quixote + -ism Examples from the Web for quixotism Historical Examples of quixotism
What foolish infatuation had ever suggested to me the Quixotism of these wanderings?
Charles James Lever
Quixotism, or Utopianism; that is another of the devil’s pet words.
Lectures on Architecture and Painting
John Ruskin
My good fellow, leave your quixotism behind you with your poverty.
Marie Corelli
It is romance, it is quixotism—ah, heart of God, what quixotism!
Gilbert Parker
It was a madness—a Quixotism—the wild, unconsidered act of a fool.
Ouida [Louise de la Ramee]