Quixotic – Having romantic and unrealistic ideas of things that are impossible or impractical; extremely idealistic
(Pronounced kwik-sot-ik)
Note: The word quixotic comes from the satirical character, Don Quixote, who had unrealistic ideas about romance and chivalry.
To remember the definition of the word quixotic, use the following mnemonic:
She must quit wanting an exotic (quixotic) garden, it's unrealistic and impractical.
Examples of quixotic in a sentence
Although the plan for killing the monster was quixotic, it was the town’s only hope.
It's quixotic to believe you'll be able to just walk into a prison and break out your girlfriend.
Jennie's goal of becoming a Hollywood celebrity was deemed quixotic by many, but she proved them wrong by becoming a multi-million dollar actress.



