noun

daydreaming

Daydreaming (noun) means the act or habit of drifting into daydreams instead of focusing on the present. Example: “His constant daydreaming made it hard for him to finish assignments on time.”

noun

The act or habit of drifting into daydreams instead of focusing on the present.

"His constant daydreaming made it hard for him to finish assignments on time."

How to use daydreaming

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishLetting your mind wander off into fantasy rather than staying focused.

Common pairings

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Word forms

daydreamings plural

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Frequently asked questions

What does “daydreaming” mean?

The word “daydreaming” means the act or habit of drifting into daydreams instead of focusing on the present. In plain terms, letting your mind wander off into fantasy rather than staying focused.

How do you use “daydreaming” in a sentence?

Here is “daydreaming” used in a sentence: “His constant daydreaming made it hard for him to finish assignments on time.”

What part of speech is “daydreaming”?

“Daydreaming” is a noun.

What is the meaning of daydreaming?

"daydreaming" (noun) means the act or habit of drifting into daydreams instead of focusing on the present.

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