dreamy
dreamy Lexical Profile
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• adjective
Having a magical, surreal, or pleasantly tranquil quality that resembles a dream.
"The impressionist painting captured the dreamy atmosphere of a misty morning by the river."
Lost in thought or given to daydreaming and reverie; not paying attention to immediate surroundings or practical matters.
"He stared out the classroom window with a dreamy expression on his face."
Delightful, wonderful, or exceptionally attractive (used informally).
"Everyone in the drama club thought the new lead actor was utterly dreamy."
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Word Origin & Etymology
Formed in Middle English from the noun 'dream' (related to Old English 'dream', originally meaning joy, mirth, or music, and later acquiring the sense of a sleeping vision via Old Norse 'draumr') combined with the adjective-forming suffix '-y'.