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most impractical

ADJECTIVE

unrealistic

Synonyms

WEAK

abstract absurd chimerical idealistic illogical impossible impracticable improbable inapplicable inefficacious infeasible inoperable irrealizable ivory-tower no-go nonfunctional nonviable not a prayer otherworldly out of the question quixotic romantic speculative starry-eyed theoretical unattainable unbusinesslike unfeasible unreal unserviceable unusable unwise unworkable useless visionary wild won't fly

Antonyms

WEAK

practicable practical probable realistic reasonable tenable viable

ADJECTIVE

unrealistic

Synonyms

STRONGEST

absurd illogical impossible improbable quixotic speculative unattainable unreal unusable unwise unworkable useless

WEAK

abstract chimerical idealistic impracticable inapplicable inefficacious infeasible inoperable ivory-tower no go nonfunctional nonviable otherworldly romantic starry-eyed theoretical unbusinesslike unfeasible unserviceable visionary wild won't fly

Antonyms

STRONGEST

believable logical possible rational reasonable sensible tenable wise

WEAK

practical

Example Sentences

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But neither should you give full rein to your most impractical impulses.

From Slate • Apr. 18, 2020

LOS ANGELES—In the never-ending race to create the world’s most impractical fashion trend, a new entrant is hitting the streets: the all-white designer sneaker.

From The Wall Street Journal • Jun. 24, 2016

It was a thing of marginal utility, perhaps one of the most impractical of compact crossover utility wagons sold in the United States.

From Washington Post • Apr. 27, 2012

The 2012 Volkswagen Tiguan is perhaps one of the most impractical of compact crossover utility wagons sold in the United States.

From Washington Post • Apr. 27, 2012

“Notes. Yes, indeed. Notes. However, I realize that it is most impractical to leave you entirely without background information, largely because you are not people accustomed to meeting a situation without preparation.”

From "The Haunting of Hill House" by Shirley Jackson