Dream
Undergo
Undergo verb - To come to a knowledge of (something) by living through it.
Nearby Words: undergoing, undergone
Common collocations
| slippage | dream slippage | undergo slippage |
Both words in one sentence
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Also, the Mandate sorcerers, who willingly undergo a procedure that makes them dream each night of the horrific events that happened during their founder's life.
Source: Literature / Second Apocalypse - He decides to willingly undergo hideous torture in the name of a Tragic Dream that, per the rules of this series, will destroy the universe if he realizes it.
Source: Dude, Where's My Reward? -
In the HBO series Dream On, Martin and his cousin (played by Helen "Supergirl" Slater) briefly undergo a bout of frustrated desire for each other, which only dies when they notice, when they finally get the time and privacy to indulge themselves, that their feet are too similar.
Source: Kissing Cousins
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