fantasizing (Meaning)

fantasizing

to indulge in reverie, to indulge in fantasy, to portray in the mind by fantasy, to portray in the mind

Emily spent hours fantasizing about a life where she was a renowned artist, her brushstrokes capturing the essence of human emotions.
The young boy fantasized about becoming a superhero, soaring through the skies and saving the world from evil.
Sarah fantasized about a perfect romantic getaway, a secluded beach with turquoise waters and a gentle breeze.
John fantasized about finally winning the lottery, imagining all the luxuries he could afford.
The siblings fantasized about having an adventure in the depths of a dark forest, filled with hidden treasures and mythical creatures.
The writer fantasized about the perfect ending to her novel, where all loose ends were tied and the characters found their closure.
Mary fantasized about a world where peace and harmony reigned, where there was no war or violence.
The prisoner fantasized about a day when he would be free, reunited with his loved ones.
The student fantasized about passing his exams with flying colors, ensuring a bright future ahead of him.
The elderly man fantasized about his younger days, when he was full of energy and had the world at his feet.

to indulge in reverie, to indulge in fantasy, to portray in the mind by fantasy, to portray in the mind

dreaming, envisioning,imagining, picturing, seeing, fantasying, fancying, conceiving, daydreaming, envisaging

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Emily spent hours fantasizing about a life where she was a renowned artist, her brushstrokes capturing the essence of human emotions.

The young boy fantasized about becoming a superhero, soaring through the skies and saving the world from evil.

Sarah fantasized about a perfect romantic getaway, a secluded beach with turquoise waters and a gentle breeze.

John fantasized about finally winning the lottery, imagining all the luxuries he could afford.