Definition of daymare in English:

daymare

noun deɪmɛːˈdāmer

A frightening hallucinatory condition experienced while awake.
I saw her constantly and obsessively in my conscious mind during my daymares and insomnias
Example sentencesExamples
- No doubt someone could analyse my daymare and come up with all manner of worrying theories but I prefer to just think I am odd from time to time!
- It is a daymare to contemplate the horrors I might have to go through to see my kids if we got divorced.
- Rene's daydream (or daymare, rather) was interrupted by her teacher's voice.
- You long, like a lover, for the night to stay, but come morning, the daymare begins again.
- When he got down to half a bottle though, his daydreams turned into daymares.
- Sometimes the truth is more horrifying than the daymares reported in our newspapers.
- It was even worse then the daymares of her Father's passing.
- She nursed the mentally unstable mathematician through half a lifetime of delusional daymares.
- She has visions, like daymares, and her eyes reflect their terror.
- But in all her daymares of the moment, she had cried, bawled, screamed.

Definition of daymare in US English:

daymare

nounˈdāmer

A frightening or oppressive trance or hallucinatory condition experienced while awake.
I saw her constantly and obsessively in my conscious mind during my daymares and insomnias
Example sentencesExamples
- No doubt someone could analyse my daymare and come up with all manner of worrying theories but I prefer to just think I am odd from time to time!
- She has visions, like daymares, and her eyes reflect their terror.
- It was even worse then the daymares of her Father's passing.
- Rene's daydream (or daymare, rather) was interrupted by her teacher's voice.
- Sometimes the truth is more horrifying than the daymares reported in our newspapers.
- But in all her daymares of the moment, she had cried, bawled, screamed.
- You long, like a lover, for the night to stay, but come morning, the daymare begins again.
- When he got down to half a bottle though, his daydreams turned into daymares.
- It is a daymare to contemplate the horrors I might have to go through to see my kids if we got divorced.
- She nursed the mentally unstable mathematician through half a lifetime of delusional daymares.

单词	daymare
释义	Definition of daymare in English: daymare noun deɪmɛːˈdāmer A frightening hallucinatory condition experienced while awake. I saw her constantly and obsessively in my conscious mind during my daymares and insomnias Example sentencesExamples No doubt someone could analyse my daymare and come up with all manner of worrying theories but I prefer to just think I am odd from time to time! It is a daymare to contemplate the horrors I might have to go through to see my kids if we got divorced. Rene's daydream (or daymare, rather) was interrupted by her teacher's voice. You long, like a lover, for the night to stay, but come morning, the daymare begins again. When he got down to half a bottle though, his daydreams turned into daymares. Sometimes the truth is more horrifying than the daymares reported in our newspapers. It was even worse then the daymares of her Father's passing. She nursed the mentally unstable mathematician through half a lifetime of delusional daymares. She has visions, like daymares, and her eyes reflect their terror. But in all her daymares of the moment, she had cried, bawled, screamed. Definition of daymare in US English: daymare nounˈdāmer A frightening or oppressive trance or hallucinatory condition experienced while awake. I saw her constantly and obsessively in my conscious mind during my daymares and insomnias Example sentencesExamples No doubt someone could analyse my daymare and come up with all manner of worrying theories but I prefer to just think I am odd from time to time! She has visions, like daymares, and her eyes reflect their terror. It was even worse then the daymares of her Father's passing. Rene's daydream (or daymare, rather) was interrupted by her teacher's voice. Sometimes the truth is more horrifying than the daymares reported in our newspapers. But in all her daymares of the moment, she had cried, bawled, screamed. You long, like a lover, for the night to stay, but come morning, the daymare begins again. When he got down to half a bottle though, his daydreams turned into daymares. It is a daymare to contemplate the horrors I might have to go through to see my kids if we got divorced. She nursed the mentally unstable mathematician through half a lifetime of delusional daymares.
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