daydreamer (Meaning)

Wordnet

daydreamer (n)

someone who indulges in idle or absentminded daydreaming

Webster

One given to daydreams.

Sarah was known among her friends as a prolific daydreamer, often lost in her thoughts.
Being a daydreamer, Tom often found himself drifting away from conversations.
Despite his reputation as a daydreamer, James possessed a keen intellect.
As a child, Emily was labeled a daydreamer by her teachers due to her frequent zoning out in class.
The novel's protagonist was portrayed as a hopeless daydreamer, always imagining a better life.
Mark's parents worried about his future, fearing that his tendencies as a daydreamer would hinder his success.
Mary's career as an artist blossomed from her innate nature as a dreamer and daydreamer.
While some viewed him as a lazy daydreamer, others recognized his capacity for deep thought and creativity.
Anna's father often teased her for being a daydreamer, urging her to focus more on practical matters.
Despite his role as CEO, John remained a dreamer at heart, proving that even successful individuals can be daydreamers.

someone who indulges in idle or absentminded daydreamingOne given to daydreams.

optimist, idealist,dreamer, romantic, sentimentalist, woolgatherer, perfectionist, visionary, Don Quixote, ideologue

realist, pragmatist,realist, pragmatist, pessimist, cynic, defeatist, defeatist,pessimist, cynic

Sarah was known among her friends as a prolific daydreamer, often lost in her thoughts.

Being a daydreamer, Tom often found himself drifting away from conversations.

Despite his reputation as a daydreamer, James possessed a keen intellect.

As a child, Emily was labeled a daydreamer by her teachers due to her frequent zoning out in class.