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Meanings of dreaminess in English
Catalan
ensopiment Usage of dreaminess in English
1
Hugo packed his bags one September afternoon, with a feeling of dreaminess.
2
Mrs Churchward's expression softened and a certain dreaminess crept into her eyes.
3
I got myself together for the morning's funerals with a smiling dreaminess.
4
Clare's wistful dreaminess had vanished now, and she was bright and animated.
5
The beauty and dreaminess of the Ave Maria flooded the air with loveliness.
6
It had dreaminess in it, intense attention, and something like sternness.
7
All this, with the dreaminess of an early morning, had something unutterably soothing.
8
But it was not dreaminess, she noticed, still wincing at her stinging knees.
9
He went back to his seat, and again fell into dreaminess.
10
Under its influence a feverish dreaminess overtook him, alive with fancies and images.
11
And as she thought of that 'rest' a languorous dreaminess came upon her.
12
The dreaminess suddenly went out of Durkin's eyes, as he listened.
13
Luminous, Impressionism-influenced canvases, they show the industrial city in a state of rain-induced dreaminess.
14
But there were no drum-beats yet, and the general effect was rather of dreaminess.
15
The pensive cast remained, but the dreaminess had sobered into thought and true hope.
16
The Breton or Celtic imagination had peculiar qualities of dreaminess, and magic and mystery.
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