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daydreaming

noun as in absentmindedness

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"It was quite cathartic. You can go into this headspace where you're almost daydreaming," she said of the latter stages of the race.

From BBC

The rookies were roommates during training camp and passed the time by daydreaming about their ambitions for the season.

“I just felt like I was daydreaming out loud — not really pitching,” Wang says.

Among glacially paced synthesizers and gentle percussion, she describes the sensory overload of working in a flower shop, and daydreaming about someone special when business is light.

“At the time I was young, people used to call it daydreaming — they’d say, ‘George, you’re a daydreamer,’” the filmmaker says, thinking back.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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