daydreaming
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3.2
- noun
- /ˈdeɪˌdriːmɪŋ/
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ensoñación
- Many students find that daydreaming helps them escape the stress of schoolwork.
So that's so, so a lot of it is daydreaming.
- So that's so, so a lot of it is daydreaming.
- So I, I, I find daydreaming a really useful tool for me in terms of creating.
- So like daydreaming all the time left, right, center.
Examples
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He enjoyed daydreaming about his future travels while sitting by the window.
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And in school, daydreaming is considered bad.
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And yes, psychologists have even gone so far as to show that daydreaming doesn't have to be a waste of time.
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During the meeting, she was caught daydreaming and missed important information.
Synonyms
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2.6
Pleasant thoughts that distract you from what is happening now
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7.5
A pleasant daydream when you are lost in thought
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2.8
Thinking about things you want or imagine while you are awake
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9.9
Being lost in pleasant thoughts and not noticing things around you
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4.2
A relaxed, comfortable feeling of being lost in pleasant daydreams
Lost in daydreams and not paying attention
A state when you feel like you are dreaming while awake
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Etymology
Daydreaming is a simple combination of day and dream, where day means 'the time you are awake' and dream means 'something you imagine'; so it is like 'dreaming' during the day while awake. That's why daydreaming means letting your mind wander into pleasant or imaginative thoughts instead of paying attention.