idealize. (transitive) To regard something as ideal. (intransitive) To conceive or form an ideal.
Q. Which part of speech is ideal?
adjective. conceived as constituting a standard of perfection or excellence: ideal beauty. regarded as perfect of its kind: an ideal spot for a home.
Table of Contents
- Q. Which part of speech is ideal?
- Q. Is Ideal an adjective or noun?
- Q. Can ideal be a noun?
- Q. What kind of noun is ideal?
- Q. What is the adverb of ideal?
- Q. What is the synonym of ideal?
- Q. Is ideally a real word?
- Q. What kind of word is ideally?
- Q. What is ideal sentence?
- Q. What does ideal mean in texting?
- Q. What is ideal stand for?
- Q. What does Idpl stand for?
- Q. Is ideal a word in English?
- Q. What’s the difference between idea and ideal?
- Q. Is a well defined term ideal?
- Q. What is the opposite of ideal?
- Q. Is unsuitable a antonym for ideal?
- Q. Is unfeasible a word?
Q. Is Ideal an adjective or noun?
Adjective It was an ideal spot for a vacation. She is an ideal candidate for the job. The conference provided us with an ideal opportunity to meet new people. Noun an ideal of romantic love He hasn’t lived up to his high ideals.
Q. Can ideal be a noun?
noun. a conception of something in its perfection. a standard of perfection or excellence. a person or thing conceived as embodying such a conception or conforming to such a standard, and taken as a model for imitation: Thomas Jefferson was his ideal.
Q. What kind of noun is ideal?
abstract noun
Q. What is the adverb of ideal?
ideally. In an ideal way; perfectly.
Q. What is the synonym of ideal?
perfect, best possible, consummate, supreme, absolute, complete, copybook, flawless, faultless, without fault, exemplary, classic, archetypal, model, ultimate, quintessential.
Q. Is ideally a real word?
in accordance with an ideal; perfectly. in theory or principle. in idea, thought, or imagination.
Q. What kind of word is ideally?
adverb. 1as sentence adverb Preferably; in an ideal world.
Q. What is ideal sentence?
CK 46104 The new method was anything but ideal. CK 276791 A warm, sunny day is ideal for a picnic. CM 49323 The house is not ideal, but it’s all right. CM 324773 I want to spend rest of the life pursuing my ideals. CM 22152 The seaside is an ideal spot for the children to play.
Q. What does ideal mean in texting?
IDEAL — I = identify the problem, D = define and represent the problem, E = explore possible strategies, A = act on the strategies, L = look back and evaluate the effects of your actions. IDEAL — Identify, Define, Explore, Action, Lookback.
Q. What is ideal stand for?
IDEAL
| Acronym | Definition |
|---|---|
| IDEAL | Identify, Define, Explore, Act, Look (problem solving methodology) |
| IDEAL | Innovative Double Exposure by Advanced Lithography |
| IDEAL | Initiating Dialysis Early and Late Trial (medical trial) |
| IDEAL | Individualized Developmental Educational Approaches to Learning (school) |
Q. What does Idpl stand for?
Initial Developers Public License
Q. Is ideal a word in English?
ideal noun (PERFECT) a person, thing, or situation that is considered to be perfect: She’s my ideal of beauty.
Q. What’s the difference between idea and ideal?
An idea is a thought, a notion, or a concept. An ideal is a lofty aim when it’s used as a noun and the rough equivalent of “excellent” or “perfect” when it’s used as an adjective. I have an idea.
Q. Is a well defined term ideal?
1. Even number is any number that is divisible by two without a remainder. Real definition is also called well-defined definition, ideal definition, and eliminative definition. This is because the definition provides the necessary and sufficient conditions for using the word correctly.
Q. What is the opposite of ideal?
idealadjective. conforming to an ultimate standard of perfection or excellence; embodying an ideal. Antonyms: imperfect, concrete.
Q. Is unsuitable a antonym for ideal?
What is the opposite of ideal?
| unsuitable | inappropriate |
|---|---|
| incorrect | ineligible |
| infelicitous | sub-par |
| unbecoming | unbefitting |
| less than optimal | less than ideal |
Q. Is unfeasible a word?
“Unfeasible” is in fact the more traditional, being the more popular of the two until “infeasible”, for some reason, leapfrogged it in the late 1970s. Above is the British usage. (Both words have declined in popularity in American usage, but “infeasible” overtook “unfeasible” at roughly the same time in America.)
