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- 22-Apr-2007, 14:28 #1
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lost in reverie He was lost in reverie and forgot to have dinner.
I wonder whether lost in reverie means lost in deep thought/medication or lost in fantasy/magical thinking. Thanks.
- 22-Apr-2007, 16:52 #2
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Re: lost in reverie Associated with the French rêver (to dream).
Originally Posted by angliholic 
He was lost in reverie and forgot to have dinner.
I wonder whether lost in reverie means lost in deep thought
more of a dream /medication
(! 'medication' is something else) or lost in fantasy/magical thinking dream-like, as I said, but not actively thinking. Thanks.
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- 23-Apr-2007, 00:40 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: lost in reverie Thanks, Bob.
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