unidealized
- adjective
- /ˌʌnˌaɪdiəˈlaɪzd/
- At the same time, the Carracci and Caravaggio made the use of lowly and unidealized models a trademark of artistic reform, much to the dismay of their critics.
Examples
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The artist presented an unidealized portrait that captured her subject's true emotions and flaws.
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His documentary offered an unidealized view of life in the city, highlighting both its beauty and struggles.
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The film was praised for its unidealized depiction of relationships, showing the challenges and imperfections couples face.
Synonyms
Plain in appearance with no decoration
Rough in behavior, skill, or looks and awkward in social situations
In its original state and not changed by people
Plain and simple in appearance without extra decoration
Plain and honest speech or writing that shows the truth without softening
Plain and not decorated, like a simple room or building
Plain without decoration or extra parts
Antonyms
How Realistic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word unidealized is built from un- meaning 'not' and ideal meaning 'a perfect idea'. So unidealized means 'not made to look perfect' and shows the real, imperfect side of people or things.