daydreaming

Verb

Present participle of daydream.

Noun

(plural daydreamings)

An instance of daydreaming; a daydream or reverie.

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There's an element of fantasy in these magazines that makes sitting back and daydreaming over the photos a lovely way to spend an hour or two.
Behavior may also change, demonstrated by reluctance to go to school, daydreaming in class, or a decline in academic performance.
Handbags, a personal favorite that she began daydreaming about at the ripe age of 10, were something she knew and loved.
Crying, daydreaming, and problems with friends and in school are common abandonment behaviors in children of this age.
This frees up some mental space for learning, creativity, and daydreaming, which are all great for reducing stress.

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