viewiness (Meaning)
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viewiness (n.)
The quality or state of being viewy, or of having unpractical views.
Synonyms & Antonyms of viewiness
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viewiness Sentence Examples
- His viewiness became apparent as he discussed utopian ideals without considering practical implementation.
- The viewiness of her political philosophy often led to discussions filled with impractical proposals.
- The professor's lectures were marked by a sense of viewiness, as he explored theoretical concepts without addressing their real-world applications.
- The committee noted the viewiness of the proposal, emphasizing the need for more practical solutions.
- While his speeches were inspiring, critics argued that his viewiness neglected the practical challenges of governance.
- The viewiness of the manifesto appealed to idealists but faced skepticism from those seeking pragmatic solutions.
- The organization's viewiness was evident in its ambitious goals, which some deemed unrealistic.
- The candidate's viewiness on economic matters raised concerns among voters who prioritized practical policies.
- The project's viewiness became a point of contention, with some team members advocating for a more realistic approach.
- The debate highlighted the clash between viewiness and pragmatism, as participants argued over the feasibility of proposed solutions.
FAQs About the word viewiness
The quality or state of being viewy, or of having unpractical views.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
His viewiness became apparent as he discussed utopian ideals without considering practical implementation.
The viewiness of her political philosophy often led to discussions filled with impractical proposals.
The professor's lectures were marked by a sense of viewiness, as he explored theoretical concepts without addressing their real-world applications.
The committee noted the viewiness of the proposal, emphasizing the need for more practical solutions.
