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An impossible state of society is called

  1. utopia

  2. socialism

  3. euphoria

  4. communism
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Utopia refers to an idealized society that does not exist in reality - literally 'no place' in Greek. While often used to describe perfect societies, it inherently represents an unattainable or impossible state of social organization. Socialism, communism, and euphoria are either real political systems or emotional states, not 'impossible states' by definition.

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