How Do You Spell DREAMING?

Pronunciation: [dɹˈiːmɪŋ] (IPA)

The word "dreaming" is spelled d-r-e-a-m-i-n-g. It is pronounced as [ˈdriːmɪŋ], with stress on the first syllable "dream". The "ea" in "dream" is pronunced as "ee" sound, while the "ing" is pronounced as "ɪŋ" with a nasal sound. The spelling follows the standard English phonetic rules, where the "ea" combination represents the "long e" sound. "Dreaming" refers to the state of mind during sleep where our imagination becomes active, and is often associated with vivid and surreal experiences.

DREAMING Meaning and Definition

1. Dreaming is a complex psychological phenomenon that occurs during sleep, characterized by a series of visual, auditory, and emotional experiences that often appear vivid and surreal. It is a state of mind in which the subconscious is actively engaged, manifesting a variety of thoughts, images, and sensations that may be distinct from waking reality.

   These dream experiences can range from pleasant fantasies to fearful scenarios and can involve various people, places, and events that the dreamer may or may not have encountered in their waking life. Dreams often reflect personal desires, fears, and unresolved conflicts, presenting information that may be hidden or repressed in one's conscious mind.

   Dreaming typically occurs during a phase of sleep known as rapid eye movement (REM) sleep. During this phase, the brain becomes highly active, and the eyes move rapidly beneath closed eyelids. This intense brain activity is believed to stimulate the creation of dreams.

   Dreams hold great significance in psychology and have been the subject of extensive research and interpretation. They have been studied as a means of understanding the human mind, subconscious processes, and emotional well-being. Throughout history, cultures have attributed various meanings and interpretations to dreams, considering them as indications of divine intervention, spiritual messages, or the expression of inner desires and fears.

2. The mind engaged with thoughts during sleep.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Top Common Misspellings for DREAMING *

• deaming 38.095238%
• dreamin 28.5714285%
• dreamng 9.5238095%
• dreamming 9.5238095%
• dreeming 4.7619047%

* The statistics data for these misspellings percentages are collected from over 15,411,110 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.

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Etymology of DREAMING

The word "dreaming" has its etymology rooted in the Old English word "draeman" or "dreme". The Old English word eventually evolved into the Middle English "dremyn", which meant "to dream". The word further underwent changes in pronunciation and spelling over time, eventually becoming "dreaming". The term "dream", which refers to a series of thoughts, images, and sensations that occur during sleep, has a Germanic origin, with cognates found in Old Saxon, Old Norse, and Old High German.

Similar spelling words for DREAMING

• streaming,
• Treading,
• Teaming,
• Treating,
• drumming,
• dreaminess,
• Roaming,
• trimming,
• Dreading,
• droning,
• draining,
• dressing,
• drawing,
• dramamine.

Plural form of DREAMING is DREAMINGS

Conjugate verb Dreaming

CONDITIONAL

I would dream

we would dream

you would dream

he/she/it would dream

they would dream

FUTURE

I will dream

we will dream

you will dream

he/she/it will dream

they will dream

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have dreamed, will have dreamt

we will have dreamed, will have dreamt

you will have dreamed, will have dreamt

he/she/it will have dreamed, will have dreamt

they will have dreamed, will have dreamt

PAST

I dreamed, dreamt

we dreamed, dreamt

you dreamed, dreamt

he/she/it dreamed, dreamt

they dreamed, dreamt

PAST PERFECT

I had dreamt, had dreamed

we had dreamt, had dreamed

you had dreamt, had dreamed

he/she/it had dreamt, had dreamed

they had dreamt, had dreamed

PRESENT

I dream

we dream

you dream

he/she/it dreams

they dream

PRESENT PERFECT

I have dreamt, have dreamed

we have dreamt, have dreamed

you have dreamt, have dreamed

he/she/it has dreamt, has dreamed

they have dreamt, have dreamed

I am dreaming

we are dreaming

you are dreaming

he/she/it is dreaming

they are dreaming

I was dreaming

we were dreaming

you were dreaming

he/she/it was dreaming

they were dreaming

I will be dreaming

we will be dreaming

you will be dreaming

he/she/it will be dreaming

they will be dreaming

I have been dreaming

we have been dreaming

you have been dreaming

he/she/it has been dreaming

they have been dreaming

I had been dreaming

we had been dreaming

you had been dreaming

he/she/it had been dreaming

they had been dreaming

I will have been dreaming

we will have been dreaming

you will have been dreaming

he/she/it will have been dreaming

they will have been dreaming

I would have dreamt, would have dreamed

we would have dreamt, would have dreamed

you would have dreamt, would have dreamed

he/she/it would have dreamt, would have dreamed

they would have dreamt, would have dreamed

I would be dreaming

we would be dreaming

you would be dreaming

he/she/it would be dreaming

they would be dreaming

I would have been dreaming

we would have been dreaming

you would have been dreaming

he/she/it would have been dreaming

they would have been dreaming