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dreamily

/ˈdriː.mɪ.li/

Tradução: Advérbio que significa «de maneira sonhadora ou distraída», descrevendo frequentemente um estado de absorção em pensamentos, fantasias ou devaneios agradáveis. Transmite um tom suave, desfocado ou romântico à ação.

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adverb

/ˈdriː.mɪ.li/B2formal
  • ptAdvérbio que significa «de maneira sonhadora ou distraída», descrevendo frequentemente um estado de absorção em pensamentos, fantasias ou devaneios agradáveis. Transmite um tom suave, desfocado ou romântico à ação.

An adverb meaning "in a dreamy or abstracted manner," often describing a state of being lost in thought, fantasy, or pleasant reverie. It conveys a soft, unfocused, or romantic quality in the way an action is performed.

  1. In a dreamy mannerB2informal

    In a way that suggests daydreaming or being lost in pleasant thoughts.

    ptSonhadoramente

    • She stared dreamily out the window during the lecture.
    • He spoke dreamily about his plans for the future.
    • The music played softly, and she swayed dreamily to the rhythm.

    Sinônimosabsentlyabstractedlydistractedlyfarawaymoonilymusinglypensivelyvaguelywistfully

    Antônimosalertlyawakeobservantlyvigilantly

  2. Vaguely or unrealisticallyB2informal

    In a manner that is not fully focused on reality; with a sense of fantasy.

    ptSonhadoramente

    • He dreamily described his ideal vacation spot.
    • She dreamily imagined winning the lottery.
    • They talked dreamily about living in a castle.

    Sinônimosabsentlydistractedlyimaginativelymusinglythoughtfullyunrealisticallyvaguelywistfully

    Antônimosclearlypracticallyrealisticallysharplysoberly

Formas
  • more dreamily comparative form
  • most dreamily superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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