Definition

A person who has many imaginative ideas or theories, often about how things should be or how society should work.

Example

The idealogue presented a unique vision for the future of education.

Conversation

I was thinking about how some people are such an ideologue when it comes to their beliefs.

Yeah, they can really get lost in their own ideas sometimes.

It's interesting, but it can also make discussions really tough.

Totally! Finding common ground is hard when everyone has their own ideologue perspective.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Idealogue → It is formed from "idea" (from Greek "idea", meaning form or pattern) and "-logue" (from Greek "logos", meaning word or discourse). The word "idealogue" refers to a person who advocates for a particular set of ideas or beliefs, often in a systematic way.

Memory Tip

Think of someone who speaks or discusses a specific 'idea' — 'idea' means a form or concept, and '-logue' means discourse. This helps you remember that an idealogue is someone who passionately discusses or promotes their ideas.

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