-topia
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A word part that means a type of world used to name imagined societies
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- In her speech, she described a utopia where everyone lived in harmony and peace.
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Watch on YouTubeIt has both the prefix E topia and the prefix E utopia, which mean different things in Greek.
- It has both the prefix E topia and the prefix E utopia, which mean different things in Greek.
Examples
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Many sci-fi films depict utopias that ultimately reveal hidden flaws in their ideal societies.
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The novel explores a futuristic dystopia where technology controls every aspect of life.
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It has both the prefix E topia and the prefix E utopia, which mean different things in Greek.
Surface Forms
-topia main
Etymology
The word -topia comes from the Greek root topos, which means 'place', and you see it in words like utopia and dystopia. So -topia is added to make names for kinds of imagined worlds or societies.