dreamer
- noun
- /ˈdriːmər/
- Nothing comes to dreamers but dreams.
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- He says dreamers of the night dream, dreams that sit in the rusty recesses of their mind and they wait to find it was just vanity.
Examples
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Then his eyes emptied of expression: the dreamer waking, the dream forgotten.
Fiction book (1993) -
Just then, there is a terrible noise which brings the dreamer back to himself.
Fiction book (1999) -
How often the dream itself seeks out the dreamer?
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As the dreamer listened with great delight, the Ari confirmed things the dreamer himself already knew.
Fiction book (1993) -
The results are consistent with previous findings indicating that dreams involve the dreamer's waking feelings and concerns.
Academic text (1990) -
While asleep, the dreamer imagined flying over the ocean and exploring distant lands.
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The dreamer experienced a beautiful landscape filled with colorful flowers as they slept.
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In her deep slumber, the dreamer found herself in a world where anything was possible.
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Etymology
The word dreamer comes from the simple parts dream + -er, where dream once meant 'joy' and later came to mean the pictures or images you see while sleeping, so a dreamer is someone who has dreams during sleep.