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What is the adjective for dreamy?

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Included below are past participle and present participle forms for the verb dream which may be used as adjectives within certain contexts.

dreamy
  1. As in a dream; resembling a dream.
  2. having a pleasant or romantic atmosphere
  3. Synonyms:
      4. dreamlike, dreamish, oneiric, unreal, visionary, illusory, hallucinatory, phantasmagoric, ethereal, otherworldly, phantasmagorical, whimsical, dream-filled, mythical, wonderful, out of this world, filled with dreams, chimerical, fantastic, imaginary, ghostly, unsubstantial, shadowy, ghostlike, illusive, surreal, psychedelic, nightmarish, weird, trancelike, illusionary, vague, hazy, dim, misty, Kafkaesque, bizarre, unclear, indistinct, faint, hypnagogic, trance-like, fanciful, fictitious, fictional, phantasmal, chimeric, ideal, fantastical, phantasmic … more
  4. Examples:
      5. “But we are suddenly roused from our dreamy vision of the past and brought back to present realities.”
      “At Fraserburgh Academy, the gentle, sweet-natured, dreamy boy filled jotters with costume designs and drawings, some of which are on loan to the exhibition.”
      “Both castles had such a luxurious, dreamy quality to them.”
dreamlike
  1. Like something from a dream; having a sense of vagueness, insubstantiality, or incongruousness.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. chimerical, fantastic, unreal, imaginary, visionary, illusory, hallucinatory, ghostly, phantasmagoric, shadowy, unsubstantial, ghostlike, ethereal, dreamy, illusive, surreal, nightmarish, psychedelic, otherworldly, weird, dreamish, phantasmagorical, illusionary, trancelike, dim, hazy, Kafkaesque, misty, vague, bizarre, faint, hypnagogic, indistinct, oneiric, unclear, trance-like, phantasmal, fictitious, fanciful, phantasmic, chimeric, fictional, fantastical, ideal, delusive, phantom, imagined, invented, whimsical, mythical … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “The dreamlike atmosphere of harmony and tranquillity beguiles you into thinking that nothing bad could ever happen in such a beautiful place.”
      “He was dazed and dreamlike, seemingly unaware of the previous day's events.”
      “Her figures of women have a dreamlike quality that is reminiscent of the Italian painter and of her contemporaries, the Pre-Raphaelites.”
dreamt
  1. Imagined or only extant in a dream or dreams.
dreamish
  1. Resembling a dream or the state of dreaming.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. dreamlike, dreamy, oneiric, chimerical, unreal, fantastic, imaginary, visionary, illusory, hallucinatory, ghostly, phantasmagoric, unsubstantial, shadowy, ghostlike, ethereal, illusive, surreal, psychedelic, nightmarish, otherworldly, weird, phantasmagorical, trancelike, illusionary, vague, hazy, dim, misty, Kafkaesque, bizarre, unclear, indistinct, faint, hypnagogic, trance-like, phantasmal, fictitious, fanciful, phantasmic, chimeric, fictional, fantastical, ideal, delusive, phantom, imagined, invented, whimsical, mythical … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “Instead of getting drowsier she was getting more awake—with an odd night-time, dreamish kind of wakefulness.”
dreambound
  1. (poetic) In a state of dreaming sleep.
dreamwrapt
  1. (poetic, nonce word) Absorbed in dreams.
dreamable
  1. That can be dreamed, or dreamed of.
dreamsome
  1. Characterised or marked by dreams
  2. Examples:
      3. “Lightning leaned forward, falling into the tale as Gypsies did, his attention keenly focused as Traveler went on in dreamsome sort of way.”
dreamless
  1. Without dreams.
  2. Examples:
      3. “She just let the nurse inject her with the medicine so she slipped into a dreamless sleep.”
      “I felt him press his lips to the crown of my head, and in an instant, I fell into a dreamless trance, resting limply in his arms.”
      “Life starts all over again then, sort of an unpleasant, uneventful and dreamless sleep.”
dreamful
  1. (poetic) dreamy
  2. Examples:
      3. “Sleep visited not her eyes for many an hour, and when at length her eyes closed through fatigue, it was restless and dreamful.”
      “When it began peeping out on the other side of the trunk our watcher's dreamful eyes took no note of it.”
      “He repeated them aloud as he plowed day after day, through the dreamful September mist.”
dreamier
  1. comparative form of dreamy: more dreamy
  2. Synonyms:
      3. more dreamlike, more dreamish, more oneiric, more unreal, more visionary, more illusory, more hallucinatory, more phantasmagoric, more ethereal, more otherworldly, more phantasmagorical, more whimsical, wonderfuller, more mythical, more chimerical, more fantastic, more imaginary, ghostlier, more unsubstantial, shadowier, more ghostlike, more illusive, more surreal, more nightmarish, more psychedelic, weirder, more trancelike, more illusionary, mistier, dimmer, hazier, vaguer, more Kafkaesque, bizarrer, more indistinct, unclearer, more hypnagogic, fainter, more fanciful, more fictitious, more fictional, more phantasmal, more chimeric, more ideal, more fantastical, more phantasmic, more delusive, faker, more fictive, more misleading … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “Hussain's work revealed looser brushstrokes and a softer, dreamier interpretation of the animals and their surroundings.”
      “The brilliant light in the Prince's eyes was softening to a dreamier, cloudy translucence.”
      “Next to him is Guillermo, looking mischievous, then the dreamier Diego, both with dark hair and eyes.”
dreamiest
  1. superlative form of dreamy: most dreamy
  2. Synonyms:
      3. most dreamlike, most dreamish, most oneiric, most unreal, most visionary, most illusory, most hallucinatory, most phantasmagoric, most ethereal, most otherworldly, most phantasmagorical, wonderfullest, most mythical, most whimsical, most chimerical, most fantastic, most imaginary, ghostliest, shadowiest, most unsubstantial, most ghostlike, most illusive, most surreal, most psychedelic, most nightmarish, weirdest, most trancelike, most illusionary, vaguest, dimmest, mistiest, haziest, most Kafkaesque, bizarrest, faintest, most indistinct, unclearest, most hypnagogic, most fanciful, most fictitious, most fictional, most phantasmal, most chimeric, most ideal, most fantastical, most phantasmic, most delusive, fakest, most fictive, most misleading … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “For the steamiest, dreamiest end to the weekend, loll a while in the hot house.”
      “But while he was a-circling about with her he was the dreamiest looking one you ever seen.”
      “Her dress was the wing of the sacred beetle, and whenever the wind stirred it played the dreamiest of music.”
dreamed
  1. simple past tense and past participle of dream
  2. Synonyms:
      3. thought, imagined, pictured, envisaged, envisioned, conceived, dreamt, fantasised, figured, perceived, projected, visualised, visualized, fantasized, contrived, daydreamed, daydreamt, set one's heart on, set your sights on, contemplated, mused, romanticized, fancied, longed, idealized, craved, woolgathered, pined, lusted, hankered, hoped for, conceived of, yearned for, desired to, thirsted after, built castles in air, wished to, idealised, wished for, thirsted for, had as one's goal, sighed, romanticised, had as one's aim, sought to, ideated, conjured up pictures, longed for, hungered for, hankered after … more
dreaming
  1. present participle of dream
  2. Synonyms:
      3. having a dream, having dreams, having a nightmare, having nightmares, having a vision, having visions, hallucinating, hearing voices, seeing things, fantasising, fantasizing, daydreaming, contemplating, imagining, envisioning, visualising, visualizing, contriving, musing, romanticising, romanticizing, fancying, craving, hankering, idealising, idealizing, longing, lusting, pining, woolgathering, picturing, aiming for, aspiring to, building castles in air, conceiving of, conjuring up pictures, desiring to, hankering after, hoping for, hungering for, living in a dream world, longing for, seeking to, thirsting after, thirsting for, wishing for, wishing to, yearning for, having as one's aim, having as one's goal … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “Then in 1939, James Joyce published Finnegan's Wake, in which he creates a special language to express the consciousness of a dreaming character.”
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