dreamed
4.1
Wanted very much but only imagined, not real
- adjective
- /driːmd/
- US
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- He described a vacation that was more beautiful than he had dreamed of.
After years years of grueling rehab, he still failed to make his much dreamed about comeback to the NBA.
- After years years of grueling rehab, he still failed to make his much dreamed about comeback to the NBA.
- So we see that he has succeeded it with the help of fire, in imposing this dreamed man upon reality.
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Examples
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He loves me so much more than I ever dreamed possible.
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The artist created a masterpiece that was better than anything he had ever dreamed before.
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She envisioned a bright future that she never dreamed could be hers.
Synonyms
to dream of
vsdreamed
385
2.7
To wish for something you want, often something unlikely to happen
is a desire that exists only in hopes rather than as a plan
envisioned
vsdreamed
4.3
Imagined as a possible future or plan
is more wishful and unreal and exists only in hopes
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Etymology
Dreamed comes from an Old English word dream that first meant 'joy' or 'music' and later came to mean the pictures we see in sleep and the wishes we imagine. So something dreamed is something imagined or longed for, like a plan you hoped would happen.