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dreamy

[dree-mee] / ˈdri mi /


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A dreamy optimist, he set sail in a rush, hoping for the best.

From The Wall Street Journal

The cow’s milk variety is delicate, buttery, and lightly cured, with a creamy, spreadable consistency that’s dreamy on hunks of sourdough.

From Salon

The dreamy vistas of domestic arts, which may have once seemed frivolous, passé, even politically retrograde for some, become a source of deep allure for people of different political stripes.

From The Wall Street Journal

In one body of work, concrete peaches have pits of engines, and in another, massive fruit sculptures are decadent and disgusting in their dreamy blooming mold.

From Los Angeles Times

With dense fog and transculent pink lights, the whole set started to fuse into a unifying dreamy moment.

From Los Angeles Times