Daydreamer

Pronunciation: /ˈdeɪˌdriːmər/

Definitions of daydreamer

noun a person who spends a lot of time daydreaming, imagining situations that are unlikely to happen

Example Sentences

A1 My friend is a daydreamer and often gets lost in her thoughts.

A2 As a daydreamer, he often imagines himself traveling the world.

B1 The daydreamer spent hours lost in her own world, oblivious to the passing time.

B2 Being a daydreamer, she often comes up with creative ideas during her moments of reflection.

C1 The daydreamer's vivid imagination led to the creation of a bestselling novel.

C2 Despite being a daydreamer, he was able to focus and excel in his career.

Examples of daydreamer in a Sentence

formal The daydreamer often gets lost in thought during important meetings.

informal My friend is such a daydreamer, she's always in her own little world.

slang Don't mind him, he's just a daydreamer who never pays attention.

figurative As a daydreamer, her mind was always wandering to far-off places.

Grammatical Forms of daydreamer

• past tense: daydreamed
• plural: daydreamers
• comparative: more daydreaming
• superlative: most daydreaming
• present tense: daydream
• future tense: will daydream
• perfect tense: have daydreamed
• continuous tense: is daydreaming
• singular: daydreamer
• positive degree: daydreamer
• infinitive: to daydream
• gerund: daydreaming
• participle: daydreaming

Origin and Evolution of daydreamer

First Known Use: 1580 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'daydreamer' originated from the combination of 'day' referring to the daytime and 'dreamer' meaning someone who dreams or fantasizes.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe someone who spends time daydreaming or fantasizing during the day, the term 'daydreamer' has evolved to also connote someone who is imaginative or prone to dreaming about unrealistic or idealistic scenarios.