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Dreamless

usgb/ˈdriːmləs/Volume
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Dreamless usually suggests deep, uninterrupted sleep, and it often implies positive restfulness as well. SlideShe hoped for a dreamless night after the stressful week.
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'Dreamless' is often used in literature to reflect peace or escape from reality, as in poetry or novels. SlideThe novel described the child's dreamless slumber in the enchanted forest.
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Metaphorically SpeakingPlay
Sometimes, 'dreamless' is used metaphorically to describe a situation lacking imagination or hope. SlideThey lived a dreamless existence, with no aspirations for the future.