Dreaminess
noun
The state of being lost in thought or thinking of something as if it were real.
He gazed at the painting in a state of dreaminess.
noun
A quality of not being clear or detailed because it is as if seen in a dream.
The dreaminess of her photography gives it a unique feel.
Usage tips
Artistic
noun
A drowsy-like state characterized by lack of focused attention.
After a whole night of studying, he could hardly fight off the dreaminess.
noun
The state of being lost in thought or thinking of something as if it were real.
He gazed at the painting in a state of dreaminess.
noun
A quality of not being clear or detailed because it is as if seen in a dream.
The dreaminess of her photography gives it a unique feel.
Usage tips
Artistic
noun
A drowsy-like state characterized by lack of focused attention.
After a whole night of studying, he could hardly fight off the dreaminess.
Definition 1 of 3
Pro Tip 1/3Deep Reflection
Use 'dreaminess' when describing someone deeply absorbed in thoughts, often ignoring surroundings.
The philosopher’s dreaminess left him oblivious to the crowd’s applause.
Pro Tip 2/3Fantasy Feels Real
'Dreaminess' can express the feeling of being immersed in a fantasy, as though it's your reality.
Lost in dreaminess, he smiled at the thought of exploring distant galaxies.
Pro Tip 3/3Subtle Emotion
Use 'dreaminess' to suggest a gentle, romantic, or nostalgic emotional tone.
Her letters were written with a sense of dreaminess that spoke of bygone eras.
Pro Tip 1/3Deep Reflection
Use 'dreaminess' when describing someone deeply absorbed in thoughts, often ignoring surroundings.
The philosopher’s dreaminess left him oblivious to the crowd’s applause.
Pro Tip 2/3Fantasy Feels Real
'Dreaminess' can express the feeling of being immersed in a fantasy, as though it's your reality.
Lost in dreaminess, he smiled at the thought of exploring distant galaxies.
Pro Tip 3/3Subtle Emotion
Use 'dreaminess' to suggest a gentle, romantic, or nostalgic emotional tone.
Her letters were written with a sense of dreaminess that spoke of bygone eras.
Pro Tip 1/3Deep Reflection
Use 'dreaminess' when describing someone deeply absorbed in thoughts, often ignoring surroundings.
The philosopher’s dreaminess left him oblivious to the crowd’s applause.
Pro Tip 2/3Fantasy Feels Real
'Dreaminess' can express the feeling of being immersed in a fantasy, as though it's your reality.
Lost in dreaminess, he smiled at the thought of exploring distant galaxies.
Pro Tip 3/3Subtle Emotion
Use 'dreaminess' to suggest a gentle, romantic, or nostalgic emotional tone.
Her letters were written with a sense of dreaminess that spoke of bygone eras.
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Quote examples
R. D. Laing
Scottish Psychologist
Children do not give up their innate imagination, curiosity, dreaminess easily. You have to love them to get them to do that.
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Charles Simmons
British Politician
Both mind and heart when given up to reveries and dreaminess, have a thousand avenues open for the entrance of evil.
Quote examples
R. D. Laing
Scottish Psychologist
Children do not give up their innate imagination, curiosity, dreaminess easily. You have to love them to get them to do that.
Quote examples
Charles Simmons
British Politician
Both mind and heart when given up to reveries and dreaminess, have a thousand avenues open for the entrance of evil.
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