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pipe dream

verb as in fantasize

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He could endorse an effort, even if it’s a pipe dream, to amend the Constitution to repeal or at least reform presidents’ unchecked pardon power.

It was a pipe dream, I think, their relationship.

The shared experience of more than 17 million viewers settling in to watch one of its premieres, as they did for “High School Musical 2” in 2007, is a pipe dream today.

A comparison of Michigan and California shows how one state can have a booming cannabis economy while another’s still feels like a pipe dream.

I’ve always had a book in my hand and I’ve always had this pipe dream of writing a book in the back of my head.

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

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