dreaming

IPA: drˈimɪŋ

An instance of dreaming; a dream or reverie.
(Australian Aboriginal mythology) The time of the shaping of the physical and spiritual world by the ancestors; the events or beliefs connected to these times.

Examples of "dreaming" in Sentences

And that dreaming is part of the normal sleep process.
All the dreaming is my subconscious trying to solve a problem.
Day dreaming is using the subconscious mind to solve problems ..
I don't want to get caught up in dreaming too much because there is too much to do.
"I have been dreaming, then; yes, yes, I suspected as much -- _dreaming_," she said; and, as she reached her own room, she muttered --
For example: one of my unpublished novels takes place in a city where controlled dreaming is something every citizen is taught to do from childhood.
The Indian dwelling in the dense forests in the region of Orinoco has found that tobacco is an excellent solace to relieve the monotony of his life; he uses it "not only to procure an afternoon nap, but also to induce a state of quiescence which they call dreaming with their eyes open."