Waking-life Definition

noun
The reality of the awakened state of consciousness, in contrast to the supposed reality of the dream state.
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Noun

Singular:
waking-life
Plural:
waking lives

Waking-life Sentence Examples

  • He believed that dreams were a window to the dreamer's unconscious and a way for the dreamer to solve problems they were facing in their waking life.

  • Alfred Adler (1870 to 1937) believed that dreams were problem solving devices, a way to gain control over thoughts from an individual's waking life.

  • Keep in mind that just because you're experiencing nightmares doesn't mean something bad is going to happen to you during waking life.

  • Prophetic dreams offer signs of events to come in waking life.

  • Nightmares are greatly influenced by the particular stressors and anxieties present in the child's waking life.

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Words Ending With

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