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Meanings of daydream in English
Absentminded dreaming while awake.
Short-term detachment from one's immediate surroundings, during which a person's contact with reality is blurred and partially substituted by a visionary fantasy.
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Usage of daydream in English
1
I daydream and wonder why we have remained friends over the years.
2
Fangell starts talking, but after a few minutes I start to daydream.
3
But it's the croquettes that I'll daydream about for weeks to come.
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Many of us shared the same daydream: what if Pokemon were real?
5
The social counterfactuals, the mash-up that always happens naturally when we daydream.
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The Maldives is the daydream worthy spot on every travelers bucket list.
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It can be the starting point of a conversation, or a daydream.
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Sometimes I have it during the day, but then it's a daydream.
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She closed her eyes and allowed the childish daydream to briefly surface.
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Cathy smiled-theresidue of her daydream on the porch making her blush.
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He watched her silently, till, waking from her daydream, she abruptly asked:
12
Ellie's eyes show that she is not arguing, but in a daydream.
13
The past few days, I haven't had much time to daydream about Carol.
14
Bacon indulges a summer afternoon daydream in which anything and anyone is possible.
15
A sort of daydream -except it was night, of course.
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I don't mean this was just an idea or some sort of daydream.
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Daydream through the time
Daydream across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common