Converse of object

• call: It's actually so bad that being called an idealist is one of the worst appraisals a politician can get from Big Media.

• become: The mystic has to evolve an idealistic side to his character, or become an idealist with a passionate drive.

• use: I then began using Idealist for the Collections Management requirements of the Old Operating Theater Museum using the Windows version.

Adjective modifier

• romantic: Hyde Flippo Francis, the narrator, is a witty, sardonic, sarcastic, cynical, philosophical, romantic idealist.

• Scottish: Esther McIntosh The Scottish Idealists: Selected Philosophical Writings, ed.

• German: On the one hand, the German Idealists ' fanciful speculation about Geist collapsed upon itself.

• British: Philosophy, Politics and Citizenship: the Life and Thought of the British Idealists.

• young: Freddie, the young idealist, did not & he was killed on the Somme.

• political: The rude old tales are as tender to minorities as any modern political idealist.

Modifies a noun

• philosopher: The old Marx, it has been claimed, was the scientific and economistic Marx, whereas the early one was the idealist philosopher.

• conception: This may appear on the surface to be an idealist conception.

• philosophy: The approach often, tho not exclusively, draws on idealist philosophy.

• tradition: Linking up Wittgenstein with an idealist tradition from Hegel, through Croce and Collingwood.

• position: In the end, the idealist position is shown to be incorrect.

• approach: In this particular example, the prakriya takes an idealist approach, in a special way.

Noun used with modifier

• part: This strange hybrid world, part idealist, part materialist.