pipe dream (Meaning)

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pipe dream (n)

a fantastic but vain hope (from fantasies induced by the opium pipe)

No weak antonyms found.

Obtaining a Nobel Prize was nothing more than a pipe dream for the aspiring scientist.
The politician's plan to end world hunger was a mere pipe dream, with no realistic implementation strategy.
The child's pipe dream of becoming a professional ballerina seemed far-fetched but fueled her determination.
The actor's pipe dream of landing a leading role in a blockbuster movie remained elusive despite years of auditions.
The explorer's pipe dream of discovering a lost civilization was a long shot, but he clung to it with unwavering optimism.
The entrepreneur's pipe dream of building a billion-dollar company was a driving force behind his sleepless nights.
The politician's pipe dream of uniting the nation under one banner was met with widespread skepticism.
The athlete's pipe dream of breaking a world record was shattered by an untimely injury.
The writer's pipe dream of publishing a bestselling novel seemed like a遙遠的夢想, but he refused to give up.
The couple's pipe dream of raising a child with perfect grades proved to be an unrealistic expectation.

a fantastic but vain hope (from fantasies induced by the opium pipe)

castle in the air, fantasm, vision, fantasy,dream, castle in Spain, illusion, daydream, hallucination, mirage

reality,fact, fact, reality,actuality, actuality,

Obtaining a Nobel Prize was nothing more than a pipe dream for the aspiring scientist.

The politician's plan to end world hunger was a mere pipe dream, with no realistic implementation strategy.

The child's pipe dream of becoming a professional ballerina seemed far-fetched but fueled her determination.

The actor's pipe dream of landing a leading role in a blockbuster movie remained elusive despite years of auditions.