chimerical Definition
chi·meri·cal (kī mer′i kəl, ki-)
adjective
- imaginary; fantastic; unreal
- absurd; impossible
- indulging in unrealistic fancies; visionary
Etymology: chimer(a) + -ical
chimerical Related Forms
chi·mer′i·cally adverb
chimerical Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
notion: Her chimerical notions made her happy, and the cold naked truth would doubtless have made her unhappy.
Used with adjective complement
appear: Ideas of world revolution appear profoundly chimerical to virtually everyone in the Soviet Union today.
Browse dictionary entries near chimerical
- ‹ chimere
- ‹ chimera
- ‹ chime
- ‹ Chimbote
- ‹ Chimborazo
- ‹ chimb
- ‹ chimar
- ‹ chimaera
- ‹ Chilung
- ‹ Chiltern hundreds
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- chimichanga ›
- Chimkent ›
- chimney ›
- chimney corner ›
- chimney piece ›
- chimney pot ›
- chimney swallow ›
- chimney sweep ›
- chimney swift ›

