Dreamworld

Pronunciation: /driːm.wɜːrld/

Definitions of dreamworld

noun a place or state of fantasy or illusion where one's dreams or desires are fulfilled

Example Sentences

A1 In my dreamworld, I can fly like a bird.

A2 Her dreamworld is filled with unicorns and rainbows.

B1 Many people escape to their dreamworlds through books and movies.

B2 Creating a dreamworld in virtual reality can be a fun and immersive experience.

C1 The artist's paintings transport viewers to a dreamworld of surreal beauty.

C2 Exploring the dreamworld of lucid dreaming can lead to profound self-discovery.

Examples of dreamworld in a Sentence

formal The theme park was designed to transport visitors to a magical dreamworld.

informal I wish I could live in a dreamworld where everything is perfect.

slang Let's escape to our own little dreamworld and forget about our problems.

figurative In her mind, she lived in a dreamworld where anything was possible.

Grammatical Forms of dreamworld

• past tense: dreamed
• plural: dreamworlds
• comparative: more dreamlike
• superlative: most dreamlike
• present tense: dreamworld
• future tense: will dreamworld
• perfect tense: have dreamworlded
• continuous tense: is dreamworlding
• singular: dreamworld
• positive degree: dreamworld
• infinitive: to dreamworld
• gerund: dreamworlding
• participle: dreamworlded

Origin and Evolution of dreamworld

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'dreamworld' is believed to have originated from the combination of 'dream' and 'world', referring to a realm or reality experienced during dreams.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe the fantastical or imaginary world experienced in dreams, the term 'dreamworld' has evolved to also refer to a metaphorical or idealized world that someone envisions or desires.