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dreamy

1 of 1adjective
/ˈdrimi/
Forms:dreamier,dreamiest
1

having a magical or unreal quality, making it seem like a dream

  • The garden had a dreamy quality with its soft lighting and gentle flowers.
  • The film's dreamy visuals made it feel like a fantastical journey.
  • The sunset over the ocean was absolutely dreamy, with its vibrant, surreal colors.
  • The dreamy landscape in the background made the photograph even more stunning.
  • The music played a slow, dreamy melody that created a serene atmosphere.
Synonyms:
moonywoolgathering
2

moving or behaving as if one is asleep or in a dream, often appearing slow or unfocused

  • Her movements were dreamy and slow, giving the impression of someone lost in a dream.
  • The patient’s dreamy behavior suggested he was still disoriented from the anesthesia.
  • She spoke in a dreamy tone, as if her mind was elsewhere.
  • The way he drifted through the crowd had a dreamy quality, as if he were in a daze.
  • Her actions were dreamy and sluggish, reflecting her deep exhaustion.
Synonyms:
lackadaisicallanguorouslanguid
3

very attractive or beautiful

  • She thought his dreamy smile was the most charming feature.
  • Her dreamy features were accentuated by the soft lighting.
  • The actor's dreamy looks made him a favorite among fans.
  • Her dreamy smile was the talk of the show.
  • He looked especially dreamy in his tailored suit at the wedding.
4

appearing not to pay attention to one's surroundings because of thinking about something else

  • He had a dreamy smile as he gazed out the window.
  • Her dreamy expression suggested she was thinking about something far away.
  • During the meeting, she wore a dreamy look that made it clear she wasn’t focused.
  • His dreamy gaze suggested he was daydreaming about something wonderful.
  • During the conversation, he wore a dreamy face, absorbed in his own thoughts.
Synonyms:
farawaydistractedabsent
5

often lost in daydreams or fantasies and not very focused on practical matters

  • The artist was known for his dreamy nature, always lost in thoughts of his next masterpiece.
  • She had a dreamy personality, spending hours imagining fantastical stories.
  • His dreamy attitude made it hard for him to concentrate on everyday tasks.
  • The young writer was quite dreamy, often drifting into imaginative worlds.
  • He seemed dreamy and distant, with his head always in the clouds.