Adreamed

Pronunciation: /əˈdriːmd/

Definitions of adreamed

verb past tense of the verb 'dream', meaning to experience dreams while sleeping

Example Sentences

A1 She adreamed of becoming a famous singer.

A2 He adreamed about traveling the world.

B1 They adreamed of starting their own business.

B2 The author adreamed of writing a best-selling novel.

C1 After years of hard work, she adreamed her dream into reality.

C2 Despite the challenges, they adreamed of a better future for their children.

Examples of adreamed in a Sentence

formal She adreamed of becoming a successful businesswoman from a young age.

informal He adreamed about going on a vacation to Hawaii.

slang I adreamed of winning the lottery and buying a mansion.

figurative The artist adreamed of creating a masterpiece that would be remembered for centuries.

Grammatical Forms of adreamed

• past tense: adreamed
• plural: adreamed
• comparative: more adreamed
• superlative: most adreamed
• present tense: adream
• future tense: will adream
• perfect tense: have adreamed
• continuous tense: am adreaming
• singular: adreamed
• positive degree: adreamed
• infinitive: to adream
• gerund: adreaming
• participle: adreamed

Origin and Evolution of adreamed

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'adreamed' originated from Middle English, derived from the combination of 'a-' (meaning 'in a state of') and 'dreamed' (past tense of 'dream').

Evolution of the word: Over time, the usage of 'adreamed' has become less common as the language evolved. It is now considered archaic and rarely used in modern English.