reveries

[ rev-uh-reez ]

noun

1. plural of reverie.

Example Sentences

The Lotus and the Storm turns out to be a grand, haunted melodrama with elements of camp, delivered in fragmentary reveries.

From The Daily Beast

He flashes with anger—especially when his reveries are interrupted—dwells on death, and experiences curious lapses of memory.

From The Daily Beast

Has not one with this most respectable weed, this prime havana, the concomitants of a thousand reveries?

From Project Gutenberg

The highest themes which can elevate or engross the mind of man claimed her profound and delighted reveries.

From Project Gutenberg

Probably he lays hold of the elements of experience and casts them into a seeming retort of reveries.

From Project Gutenberg

In fact, the pressing and tender solicitations of his mother could alone arouse him from his apathy or his gloomy reveries.

From Project Gutenberg

We see the different superstitions borrowing from each other their abstract reveries and their ceremonies.

From Project Gutenberg