Existential Philosophy Vocabulary

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

• The theme park was designed to transport visitors to a magical dreamworld.
• I wish I could live in a dreamworld where everything is perfect.
• Let's escape to our own little dreamworld and forget about our problems.
• In her mind, she lived in a dreamworld where anything was possible.

noun the quality or state of being incorporeal; lack of physical substance or form

• The concept of incorporeality has been debated by philosophers for centuries.
• Some people believe in the idea of incorporeality, while others find it hard to grasp.
• I don't really buy into all that talk about incorporeality, if you ask me.
• Her presence in the room felt like an incorporeality, as if she wasn't really there.

noun a state of great distress or discomfort of mind or body

• The economic recession brought widespread misery to the population.
• I can't stand being stuck in this misery any longer.
• She's been in a real misery funk lately.
• His heart was consumed by a deep misery after the breakup.