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dreamlike

adjective as in resembling a dream

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His dream project is to make a kind of TikTok for music creation—an interface that makes it really easy for non-musicians to play with music editing, share their creations, and express themselves.

So they must rely on the company to make those dreams come true, and it is remarkably inconsistent in doing so.

Youth must visualize the options for their future, and feel anything they dream is attainable.

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The real estate deal involves a dream home built several years ago by David Rossi and his wife, Lesley Matheson, longtime business associates of Singh’s.

Make Believe celebrates those who have ventured into the unknown in pursuit of making their dreams a reality.

There is one dreamlike setting in the story called “ROMA”; this is more or less like Rome and mentions specific places in it.

I suppose if I lived in New York this would not seem so dreamlike.

Where did acclaimed outsider artist Henry Darger draw inspiration for his dreamlike murals?

But Molly did not laugh, as he himself had laughed on that faraway, dreamlike evening in his rooms.

I rode past dim outlines of houses and through vague, dreamlike villages without seeing a soul or hearing a sound.

A night wondrously clear and of a colour unknown to our climate; a place of dreamlike aspect, fraught with mystery.

The atmosphere is strange, almost nightmareish, with the Dutchman theme sounding up at intervals, dreamlike.

She read it, as she did everything that day, in a dreamlike rapidity and quietness, and showed it to Dr. Melton without comment.

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On this page you'll find 22 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to dreamlike, such as: surreal, and hypnagogic.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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