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Congratulation, you chose the correct answer! '''Reverie''' is a synonym of 'daydream'. The word itself has its origins in the French '''rêver''' (to dream). Wonderful! | Congratulation, you chose the correct answer! '''Reverie''' is a synonym of 'daydream'. The word itself has its origins in the French verb ''''rêver'''' (to dream). Wonderful! | ||
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Congratulation, you chose the correct answer! Reverie is a synonym of 'daydream'. The word itself has its origins in the French verb 'rêver' (to dream). Wonderful!
Back to test section 'Synonyms and Antonyms'!