Synonyms for Most blue-sky:
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adj.
• hallucinatory
• illusory/illusive
- Semblant
, - apparent
, - blue-sky
, - chimerical
, - deceitful
, - delusive
, - delusory
, - fake
, - fallacious
, - fanciful
, - fantastic
, - fictional
, - fictitious
, - fictive
, - hallucinatory
, - ideal
, - imaginary
, - misleading
, - mistaken
, - ostensible
, - pseudo
, - seeming
, - sham
, - suppositious
, - unreal
, - untrue
, - visionary
, - whimsical
.
• imaginative
- artistic
, - avant-garde
, - brain wave
, - breaking ground
, - clever
, - dreamy
, - enterprising
, - extravagant
, - fertile
, - high-flown
, - ingenious
, - inspired
, - offbeat
, - original
, - originative
, - pie-in-the-sky
, - poetic
, - poetical
, - productive
, - quixotic
, - romantic
, - utopian
, - vivid
, - way out
.
• phantasmagoric
What are the hypernyms for Most blue-sky?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
abstract, analytic, bright, broad, exploratory, idealistic, innovative, inventive, radical, speculative, visionary, wide-ranging.
What are the opposite words for most blue-sky?
The phrase "most blue-sky" typically refers to an optimistic or idealistic perspective. Antonyms for this expression may include "pessimistic", "realistic", "practical", or "cynical". A pessimistic approach focuses on the negative aspects and potential drawbacks of a situation, while a realistic perspective takes into account both positive and negative factors. A practical viewpoint prioritizes feasible and practical solutions, rather than lofty or unrealistic goals. Finally, a cynical perspective may view optimistic or idealistic thinking as naive or foolish. Understanding and utilizing a balanced range of perspectives can lead to more effective problem-solving and decision-making.
What are the antonyms for Most blue-sky?
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adj.
• illusory/illusive
• imaginative
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