Noun:

మన-మోదకం, ఊహ, కల,

Verb:

అసాధ్యం, మడ్డీ, డ్రీమింగ్,

daydreams's Usage Examples:

After their reunion, the couple dodge thrown debris with dance-like motions reminiscent of Doki's daydreams in the first animation.

After Emma discovers this, she reveals that as a child she was a fan of the film Clash of the Titans, and that she occasionally daydreams of being in the movie herself.

In the 2017 revival, this is retconned as one of Karen's daydreams, as Beverley shows up alive and well in the same hotel room Karen is staying, and with another younger male lover, coincidentally also named Benji.

||13 December 1984|-|31||Caveman Cat||Henry's Cat daydreams about being a cave cat with his inventing neighbour Chris Rabbit.

Highly episodical, the film consists of flashbacks, daydreams, and hallucinations comprising.

The characters from his daydreams see Wishbone as whichever famous character.

derivative word "Mittyesque" have entered the English language, denoting an ineffectual person who spends more time in heroic daydreams than paying attention.

It is revealed in the series finale that Stan's riches were actually borrowed and that he had no real money of his own, though this and the divorce is disregarded in the 2017 revival as one of Karen's daydreams.

Heroic and erotic daydreams or preconscious phantasies in both men and women were seen by Freud as providing substitute.

The nine kings revive as the magical band is destroyed, and Imbri returns as a day mare, thanks to Humfrey, and is now charged with bringing pleasant daydreams instead of nightmares to the people of Xanth.

HenryHenry himself never appeared on screen; the name is thought by some to be an allusion to an earlier one-off Hayward/Godfrey collaboration, Henry 9 'til 5, about a bowler-hatted commuter who escaped his boring everyday life by indulging in daydreams, mostly of a sexual nature.

similar wish-fulfillment daydreams of other mundane souls.

Synonyms:

envisage, imagine, ideate, stargaze, conceive of, woolgather, dream,

Antonyms:

profitable, active, supported, effective, employed,