unrealistic

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ realistic.

Adjective

unrealistic (comparative more unrealistic, superlative most unrealistic)

Not realistic.
- 2008 August 13, Charles Hugh Smith, When Societies Watch Too Much Television‎:
  How much of our thinking is based on unrealistic planted scripts of drama, romance and violence?
- 2023 January 25, Paul Clifton, “Network News: Landslip wrecks London commuter services for 'weeks'”, in RAIL, number 975, page 8:
  It meant all through journeys required at least two changes of train, making commuting to London unrealistic. Passengers on all affected routes were urged not to travel.

Derived terms

unrealistically

Translations

not realistic

Armenian: please add this translation if you can
Belarusian: нерэалісты́чны (njerealistýčny)
Danish: urealistisk
Finnish: epärealistinen (fi), epätodenmukainen
French: irréaliste (fr)
Galician: irrealista
Georgian: არარეალისტური (ararealisṭuri)
German: unrealistisch (de)
Greek: please add this translation if you can
Hungarian: please add this translation if you can
Icelandic: óraunhæfur
Italian: irrealistico (it)
Japanese: 非現実的 (ja) (ひげんじつてき, higenjitsuteki)
Malayalam: അയഥാർത്ഥമായ (ayathāṟtthamāya)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: urealistisk

Nynorsk: urealistisk
Polish: nierealistyczny
Portuguese: irrealista
Romanian: nerealist (ro), irealist
Russian: нереалисти́чный (ru) (nerealistíčnyj), нереа́льный (ru) (nereálʹnyj)
Spanish: irreal (es)
Swedish: orealistisk (sv)
Ukrainian: нереалісти́чний (nerealistýčnyj)

See also

utopian

Anagrams

unclarities

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