Idealistic
Idealistic adjective - Having or marked by a tendency to be guided more by ideals than by reality.
Noted and idealistic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Noted" instead an adjective "Idealistic".
Noted
Noted adjective - Widely known.
Idealistic and noted are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Idealistic" instead an adjective "Noted".
Both words in one sentence
- As noted in the Writer on Board entry, the Berman/Braga writing team has been accused of moving the normally idealistic Star Trek too far toward the cynical end of the scale.
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Cynicism: Noted for being very idealistic despite portraying professional sports as a rather sleazy business.
Source: Film / Jerry Maguire - Jerry and Dorothy soon fall for each other, but they wonder if it's true love or one of convenience and consideration of her young son Ray (Jonathan Lipnicki).The film is noted for its feel good factor, placement way up on the idealistic end on the Sliding Scale of Idealism vs.
Source: Film / Jerry Maguire
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