Dream and Standout

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

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

Standout

Standout noun - Something very good of its kind.
Usage example: his debut novel was a standout in an otherwise lackluster year

Dream and standout are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dream" instead a noun "Standout".

Mutual synonyms

Both words in one sentence

  • Bob falls into the latter camp, calling it a "rough, nasty, punk rock fever dream of a movie," in particular noting the scene with Mo'Nique's mixed-race categories as a standout moment.
  • A standout version of this trope is after you finish the twins' dream dungeon late in the game and return to Inoa Village to see it being burned by the Murgg in revenge for you defeating their king Zazan.
  • Anime / Pretty Cure All Stars Standout examples would be Cure Black and Cure White being able to One-Hit Kill a Zakenna with brute strength instead of any Finishing Move, and Cure Dream being able to defeat Mushiban with the "Pretty Cure Shooting Star" when she previously needed a new Super Mode to do it.
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