Object

• image: The media idealize images of sexual encounters portrayed daily, which can put pressure on young people.

• situation: The most general laws or principles are true of, or applicable to, idealized situations.

• model: In particular a very idealized mathematical model of the epidemic will be described.

• picture: With this went an idealized picture of rural life - the healthy countryside versus the decadent city.

Preposition: as

• technology: Alfonso Gumucio-Dagron The Internet has been largely idealized as the new technology that will unite the whole world via the magic of computers.

Modifying Another Word

• highly: Qualia space is a highly idealized concept that unifies the perceptual experience of all possible brains.

• not: He ' depicted people as they ought to be ' , remarked Aristotle, which is not idealized but intensely human.

• somewhat: Back to top Herbert Pocket Herbert, like Biddy, is somewhat idealized in Dickens ' portrayal.

• largely: Alfonso Gumucio-Dagron The Internet has been largely idealized as the new technology that will unite the whole world via the magic of computers.

• rather: You might enjoy reading the book, although it's rather idealized.