Examples of 'chimerical' in a sentence
Meaning of "chimerical"
chimerical (adjective) - describes something that is unreal, imaginary, or visionary, often used in literature or art to depict a fantastical or whimsical concept
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- Of or pertaining to a chimera.
- Being a figment of the imagination; fantastic (in the archaic sense).
- Inherently fantastic; wildly fanciful.
- Resulting from the expression of two or more genes that originally coded for separate proteins.
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A chimerical reality appears in the indistinct depths.
Yet the situation still remains chimerical.
He fell back from chimerical terrors to real terrors.
Diagrammatic representation of the proposed chimerical constructs.
All of the chimerical enzymes produced as described above were characterized.
Thus moral values are purely chimerical.
Consider more closely the chimerical nature of such a stipulation.
Today that goal seems to have been given up as chimerical.
That the danger is not chimerical may easily be shown.
Multiple orgasm may seem utopian or even chimerical.
Two types of chimerical receptors can then be expressed by the cells.
The artist invents an incongruous and chimerical society.
Set up some chimerical utopia or any new kind of social order.
First to be rejected as presumptuous and chimerical.
Assertion will not appear chimerical to those who are able to appreciate.
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His hopes were in reality chimerical.
Is a chimerical idea.
To reconcile them is a chimerical idea.
My chimerical bestiary.
The invention provides compositions comprising chimerical adenoviral vectors.
It is a chimerical conception.
But today the idea of igniting a religious war would be chimerical.
This chimerical manner of reasoning was for a long time the bane of philosophy.
All doctrine that reveals the truth is chimerical to the blind.
This chimerical Museum of unstable.
Yet it is not chimerical.
The government has known for several months that its initial projection has become chimerical.
The idea was chimerical.
Or chimerical ideal are moral virtues, it may be said that crowds.
Never have they been at once more blind and more chimerical.
There is no danger that his chimerical scheme will ever again be overvalued.
In another related embodiment the thermostable structure specific nuclease is a chimerical nuclease.
The market has accepted transgenic or chimerical products in a fast and easy way.
They think they live in a paradise world while all that is only chimerical.
We are with Japan in this chimerical but not impossible effort.
Georgescu fiercely fought against all the economic theories that guaranteed humanity with a chimerical immortality.
Fox antelope are a common example of chimerical animal found in the Avatar World.
The search for moderate opponents to the Assad regime is chimerical.
Nothing could have been more chimerical than to send the Egyptians to people China.
Targets of Oakenshield can resist a tremendous amount of chimerical punishment.
This is a chimerical being, vomiting vortexes of flame and fire on every occasion.
This is purely chimerical.
A nocturnal and chimerical world of intuition and senses, it opens up everyone 's imagination.
Considered as chimerical.
By the reverse, your chimerical weapons can cause damage to anyone, even mortals.
But men of sense know well enough how vain and chimerical this notion is.
The chimerical pursuit of perfection is always linked to some important deficiency, frequently the inability.
This Merit affects a characters aptitude with chimerical mechanical objects just as well as the mundane.
Alliance VITA points out that French law prohibits the creation of chimerical embryos.
Now, a sale without a price is as chimerical as a contract without conditions.
