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dreamed

American  
[dreemd] / ˈdrimd /

adjective

  1. imagined, desired, or hoped for.


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When I thought about all the stuff I had dreamed up about Courtney, I realized that most of it was because of how beautiful she was.

From Literature

Bazzana’s journey is exactly what Australian baseball officials dreamed about when they made a strategic shift in how they developed talent about a decade ago.

From The Wall Street Journal

At least the Yukon King type of sled dog I had always dreamed about.

From Literature

I had never dreamed in my wildest dreams that someday I would march in a band playing my silver horn, wearing a spring parka trimmed with wolverine fur, and welcome racers of the famous Iditarod.

From Literature

In the days after her death, James's parents told local media that their daughter had already dreamed of travelling and saved up for her trip after graduating from high school.

From BBC