chimera
/kɪˈmɪrə/Definitions
1. noun
A monstrous creature composed of the physical parts of different animals, or an imaginative creature with contradictory or impossible features.
“The company’s plan to combine different technologies was likened to a chimera, something that was unlikely to work in reality.”
2. noun
A product or entity that combines different components or systems in a way that is considered unlikely or impossible to achieve.
“The new electric car is a chimera of different automotive and technology companies.”
3. noun
A person or thing that is considered impossible or unlikely to exist or succeed.
“The politician’s promise of free healthcare for everyone was considered a chimera by many voters.”
4. verb
To create or combine different components or systems in a way that is considered unlikely or impossible to achieve.
“The scientists were trying to chimera the genes of the two different species to create a new organism.”