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Meanings of revery in English
Absentminded dreaming while awake.
Usage of revery in English
1
Perhaps it had only touched some note in unison with her revery.
2
The bustle around seemed to waken the mother from a wretched revery.
3
I sat thus for some time, lost in painful and humiliating revery.
4
The revery into which he had fallen was broken by his father.
5
The professor goes on stroking his head, and drops into a revery.
6
A candle of yellow wax illuminated this scene of voracity and revery.
7
Bud came out of a homesick revery and looked at him inquiringly.
8
But probably Harley had escaped, in his revery, from Richard Avenel altogether.
9
He fell into a revery as he finished reading this last sentence.
10
What an absurdity was this revery, and Carmichael laughed aloud at himself.
11
Marguerite lifted her face from her palms, as she finished her revery.
12
This roused her from her revery, and she called to her mother,-
13
Is not Emmy in her bridal-dress a theme well worth a revery?
14
But little time, however, was given him for observation or bitter revery.
15
She, too, had been wrapped in revery; her face was grave.
16
Clemence was seated in an armchair, near the fireplace, indulging in a revery.
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United Kingdom
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