dreaming
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- noun
- /ˈdriːmɪŋ/
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- One important problem in studying dream content is the dissociation between dreaming and waking states.
- lucid dreaming
- report dreaming
What percentage of dreams do you recall?
- What percentage of dreams do you recall?
- Because I thought, like in all dreams, it's really hard to move.
- Old men will dream dreams and young men will see visions.
- I I have mastered peeing in my dreams, but not actually peeing the bed.
- The loosely defined lucid dreaming is that you simply know that you're dreaming whilst you are dreaming.
- So then that happened and I started getting these dreams and visions that ended up happening.
- Do you still see my soul in your dreams?
- There are recurrent dreams there are that's individual.
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Associations of dreaming and of successful dreaming with estimates of performance are also explored.
Academic text (1990) -
Who's been haunting your dreams for the last four years?
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You want to learn about dreams and dreaming, right?
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Sleep is good, but dreaming while sleeping is better.
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After that, you are going to recall your dreams and make up your bed.
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What percentage of dreams do you recall?
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Both of these perspectives suggest the possibility that dreaming is associated with athletic performance.
Academic text (1990) -
Awakenings from intense dreaming activity, with sweating and headaches, are not uncommon.
Academic text (1997) -
The cliff drops off ahead in one plunge against a background of dreaming hills that glitter silver-wet with large stones.
Fiction book (1993) -
Many people believe that dreaming can help improve their emotional well-being during sleep.
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Etymology
Dreaming comes from an old English word drēam that meant 'joy' or 'vision'. So dreaming is like a private show in your mind, which is why it now means the images and feelings you see while sleeping.