"deutopianization" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1991, Susan Richards, Epics of Everyday Life: 2encounters in a Changing Russia:",
          "text": "\"In the atmosphere of demystification and deutopianization, in the impetus towards repentance and recollection, we break with a tradition of Utopian thinking which has held us in thrall for 300 years.\"",
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        "making something less of a utopia, or not a utopia; making something more real, and less ideal"
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