Chimerical Scheme The term "A Chimerical Scheme" is derived from the Greek Story of Pegasus and Bellerophon. At one point in the story, The King of Lycia was asked to kill Bellerophon but instead of killing him himself, he told Bellerophon to kill the Chimaer, assuring that Bellerophon would die in the attempt. That is the origin of a chimerical scheme, and from this I would guess that the present-day meaning would be to ask somebody to do something that would bode harm to them without their knowing. A chimerical Scheme is a scheme that is so wildly fanciful and delusionary that it could never become a reality, having no existence except in thought.
If you were an investor in Madoff's ponzi scheme, you lost money.
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If you mean a chimera then it comes from this other monster Echidna (not the anteater) Answer 2: 'Chimerical' comes from Chimera, who was monster - not a god.
people are sometimes in a chimerical moon .
I use chimerical in a sentence when it is impossible to achieve.
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The science fiction writer was given to fanciful and chimerical flights of fancy in his writings .
I could hear the patient spouting her chimerical delusions and I laughed, "Welcome to the snake pit, indeed!"
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The cast of Chimerical - 2014 includes: Ingeborg Riedmaier as Maria Jack Waldouck as Ethan
There really isn't a story behind the word chimerical. It comes from chimera which comes from the Latin word chimaera. The Latin word chimaera is derived from the Ancient Greek word khimaira which means she-goat.
It can mean a tricky scheme.
visionary, unreal, wild, imaginary, absurd, fanciful, fantastic, fabulous, fictional, mythical
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