dreamt

[ dremt ]

verb

1. a simple past tense and past participle of dream.

dreamt

/ drɛmt /

verb

1. a past tense and past participle of dream

Other Words From

• un·dreamt adjective

Example Sentences

Michele Lloyd, a former Paparazzi consultant from Pennsylvania, says she “dreamt” of going to the company’s convention, Celebrate Paparazzi, for three years.

From Vox

The designer originally dreamt up the ideas for STAR with Alex Malybaev, from the FIRMA branding agency.

From The Daily Beast

She dreamt of having another life after this one, as a girl.

From The Daily Beast

Since then, Randolph dreamt of bring hundreds of thousands of people to Washington to speak with one voice for jobs and rights.

From The Daily Beast

For two magic years, Johnson led the liberal coalition that FDR had dreamt of.

From The Daily Beast

“I know when you were young girls / You dreamt of being in my world,” she sings.

From The Daily Beast

He dreamt of a serpent coiling around his throat, and when he strove to grasp it the slimy thing glided away from his clutch.

From Project Gutenberg

Chaucer dreamt that he was one of the men posted to watch which way the hart went, and to keep the bounds.

From Project Gutenberg

They strove together, the devil and Worse, from morning until evening, and at night when he dreamt.

From Project Gutenberg

No, he could not bear to become poor again, and he would not give up the delights he had dreamt of.

From Project Gutenberg

But in the night, betwixt Monday and Tuesday, he had cramps, and dreamt the devils were pulling him by the feet.

From Project Gutenberg

Related Words

• conceive
• crave
• daydream
• fantasize
• invent
• think
• visualize