Dream and Phenomenon

Dream

Dream noun - Something very good of its kind.

Usage example: the Alaskan cruise exceeded their wildest expectations—it was a dream of a vacation

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

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

Phenomenon noun - Something extraordinary or surprising.

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Dream and phenomenon are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dream" instead a noun "Phenomenon".

Nearby Word: phenomenal

exact	exact dream	exact phenomenon
particular	particular dream	particular phenomenon
similar	similar dream	similar phenomenon
many	many dream	many phenomenon
Other adjectives: actual, entire, real, big, interesting, new, crazy, mysterious, odd, weird, strange, bizarre, recurring, biggest.

Lanchester has said he was writing about the real-life social phenomenon of highly educated Eastern Europeans coming to do menial jobs in Britain in search of higher wages and the "London dream".

Source: Ethnic Menial Labor
The role-playing game phenomenon inspired the Niven & Barnes novel Dream Park and its sequels. R.

Source: Recursive Adaptation
In Real Life, this may have something to do with lax traffic laws in Asian countries and the fact that widespread automobile ownership in Asian countries is a new phenomenon for millions of people whose parents could only dream of driving a car.

Source: Asian Drivers

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