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be in a dream world
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be/live in a dream world
to have ideas or hopes which are not practical and are not likely to be successful (usually in continuous tenses) If she thinks he's suddenly going to turn into the perfect boyfriend, she's living in a dream world.
See also: dream, world
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Byline: MARK GARROD AMATEUR Shane Lowry, playing what Colin Montgomerie called "incredible" golf, continued to live in a dream world at The 3 Irish Open at County Louth today - and is joint leader with England's Robert Rock heading into the final round.
Lowry living the dream as he leads pack by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
To live in a dream world and assume your religions won't get in the way of everyday life is setting yourself up for disappointment.
Dear Miriam: Faith forces us apart; ADVICE LETTER OF THE DAY by The Mirror (London, England)
Do we prefer to live in a dream world or is it that we cannot face the future, hoping that tomorrow will be better than today?
FRANCIS WOOD by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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