English

Etymology
From Greek ο��ο�ία (ootopia) "no (such) place", a term coined by Sir Thomas More, from Ancient Greek prefix ο� (oo) "not, no" + ���ο� (topos) "place, region", metaph. "occasion, opportunity".

Pronunciation
IPA|/ju�topi�/

Noun
utopia

1. A world in which everything and everyone works in perfect harmony.
2. The satirical treatise on government by w:Thomas More|Sir Thomas More, from which the term was coined.

Antonyms
dystopia

Derived terms
utopian

Croatian: t-|hr|utopija|f
Danish: utopi
Dutch: t-|nl|utopie
Esperanto: utopio
Finnish: t-|fi|utopia
French: t+|fr|utopie|f
German: t+|de|Utopie f
Greek: t|el|ο��ο�ία|f|sc=Grek (utopía)
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Italian: t+|it|utopia|f
Japanese: ��� (������, ris�ky�)
Korean: t-|ko|���|sc=Hang
Lower Sorbian: utopija f
Norwegian: utopi m
Polish: t+|pl|utopia|f
Portuguese: t+|pt|utopia
Romanian: t-|ro|utopie|f
Russian: ��опи� (utópija) f
Spanish: t+|es|utopía|f
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Italian
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Noun
it-noun|utopi|f|a|e

1. utopia#English|utopia

Related terms
utopico
utopista
utopistico

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