Pronunciation: /aɪˈdiəl/
noun a person or thing regarded as perfect or most suitable
A1 My ideal is to have a peaceful and happy life.
A2 She described her ideal as living in a cozy cottage by the beach.
B1 Finding the ideal candidate for the job was proving to be a challenge.
B2 The architect's design was the ideal blend of modern and traditional styles.
C1 His ideal of success involved not only personal achievement but also giving back to the community.
C2 The company's ideal of customer service excellence set them apart from their competitors.
adjective a quality or characteristic that is regarded as perfect or most suitable
A1 My ideal vacation spot is a sunny beach with clear blue water.
A2 She has an ideal job that allows her to work from home and set her own hours.
B1 In an ideal world, everyone would have access to quality healthcare.
B2 The ideal candidate for the position will have a strong background in marketing and sales.
C1 The company strives to create an ideal work environment for its employees, with opportunities for growth and development.
C2 The architect's design for the new building is considered ideal in terms of both functionality and aesthetics.
formal The ideal candidate for the job must possess strong communication skills and relevant experience.
informal An ideal weekend for me would involve sleeping in and watching movies all day.
slang My ideal hangout spot is that new cafe downtown with the best coffee in town.
figurative In a perfect world, everyone would have the ideal work-life balance.
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