理想論 | Japanese meaning

理想論【りそうろん】

Frequency rank: 34,900. – 35,297.

Alsoりそうろん

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

idealistic thought (argument)

This term refers to theories or arguments that are based on ideals or principles rather than practical considerations. It often implies a focus on what is considered perfect or most desirable.

He likes to talk about idealistic thoughts.

理想論【りそうろん】

Frequency rank: 34,900. – 35,297.

Alsoりそうろん

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

idealistic thought (argument)

This term refers to theories or arguments that are based on ideals or principles rather than practical considerations. It often implies a focus on what is considered perfect or most desirable.

He likes to talk about idealistic thoughts.

理

N42

意logic; arrangement; reason; justice; truth

訓ことわり

音リ

名あや、おさむ、さと、さとる、ただ、ただし、とおる、に、のり、ひ、まこと、まさ、まさし、まろ、みち、よし

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想

N33

意concept; think; idea; thought

訓おも.う

音ソウ、ソ

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論

N36

意argument; discourse

訓あげつら.う

音ロン

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理想論【りそうろん】

Frequency rank: 34,900. – 35,297.

Alsoりそうろん

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

idealistic thought (argument)

This term refers to theories or arguments that are based on ideals or principles rather than practical considerations. It often implies a focus on what is considered perfect or most desirable.

He likes to talk about idealistic thoughts.

理想論【りそうろん】

Frequency rank: 34,900. – 35,297.

Alsoりそうろん

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

idealistic thought (argument)

This term refers to theories or arguments that are based on ideals or principles rather than practical considerations. It often implies a focus on what is considered perfect or most desirable.