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unrealist

unrealist noun: a proponent of unrealism.

Noun

unrealist (plural unrealists)

  1. A proponent of unrealism.
    • But the truth is that we are the only realists, and the adherents of Big Business are by their very nature unrealists. They have to be unrealists, because so many of their dealings are in unreal wealth or unreal wares.1932, G. K. Chesterton, Sidelights on New London and Newer York And Other Essays, VI:The Case Against Main Street

Forms of unrealist

pluralunrealists

Questions about unrealist

What does unrealist mean?
Unrealist means a proponent of unrealism.
What part of speech is unrealist?
Unrealist is a noun.
What is the plural of unrealist?
The plural of unrealist is unrealists.

Words near unrealist in the dictionary

  1. unrealisedness
  2. unrealises
  3. unrealising
  4. unrealism
  5. unrealisms
  6. unrealist
  7. unrealistic
  8. unrealistically
  9. unrealisticness
  10. unrealists
  11. unrealities

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