dreamlessness
- noun
- /ˈdrimləsnəs/
- Specialized
- Some people find dreamlessness refreshing, while others miss the stories their minds create.
Examples
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The medication caused a period of dreamlessness that left her feeling oddly detached.
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After several nights of dreamlessness, he wondered if something was wrong with his sleep.
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His dreamlessness during the night was concerning.
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She felt a sense of dreamlessness after a long week.
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After weeks of restless nights, she finally experienced a long-awaited dreamlessness that brought her peace.
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His recent episodes of dreamlessness made him question whether he was truly getting enough rest.
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The constant dreamlessness after her stressful week left her feeling unusually refreshed upon waking.
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Etymology
The word dreamlessness is made from dream, -less ('without'), and -ness (a 'state'), but here dream means the pictures and stories you have while you sleep. So, dreamlessness means the state of not having dreams during sleep.