Dream and Fallacy

Dream

Dream noun - A conception or image created by the imagination and having no objective reality.

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Fallacy and dream are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fallacy" instead a noun "Dream".

Nearby Words: dreamy, dreaming, dreaminess, dreamed, dreamily

Fallacy noun - A false idea or belief.

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Dream and fallacy are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dream" instead a noun "Fallacy".

particular	particular dream	particular fallacy
similar	similar dream	similar fallacy
complete	complete dream	complete fallacy
original	original dream	original fallacy
Other adjectives: many, true, single, simple, big.

Children who experience the dream may not be able to differentiate the dream from reality and therefore may suspect that the deceased person didn't really die (a common fallacy among bereaved children).

Source: All Just a Dream
Prophetic Fallacy: The dream of the red space suited Sith is almost certainly about Darth Malak.

Source: Comicbook / Knights of the Old Republic
A variation on the Prophecy Twist and, sometimes, the Self Fulfilling Prophecies, the Prophetic Fallacy is different in that the prophecy itself - typically a prophetic dream or glimpse through a time window - is incomplete or deceptive in some way rather than simply vague.

Source: Prophetic Fallacy

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