utopianism

utopianism [yoo-toh-pee-uh-niz-uh m] ExamplesWord Origin noun (sometimes initial capital letter)

the views or habit of mind of a utopian; impracticable schemes of political or social reform.

Origin of utopianism 1655–65; utopian + -ism Related formsu·to·pi·an·ist, noun Examples from the Web for utopianism Historical Examples of utopianism

Otherwise, indeed, it would only be a new kind of Utopianism.

John Spargo

Doubtless both Marx and Engels lapsed occasionally into Utopianism.

John Spargo

Quixotism, or Utopianism; that is another of the devil’s pet words.

John Ruskin

Let us think for a few moments what romance and Utopianism mean.

John Ruskin

It was the utopianism of our tails, in most cases, that first cracked the shell.

Robert Rives La Monte

Word Origin and History for utopianism n.

c.1810, from utopian + -ism.