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)

vision, daydream, castle in the air, fantasm, castle in Spain, fantasy,dream, illusion, idea, chimera

fact, fact, reality, 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.