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Discover LudwigThe phrase "real dreams" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe dreams that feel vivid and lifelike, often in contrast to dreams that feel foggy or surreal. An example of this phrase in use could be: "Last night, I had one of those real dreams where everything felt so tangible and lifelike. It was almost like I was really living it."
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They are real people, with real jobs, real children, real dreams and real aspirations.
Sleep was a miserable cycle of urgent, painfully real dreams about the guy who dumped me, followed by waking up and remembering everything all over again.
He has afforded the French public real dreams this month, but this has always been the case, he has been doing this for 10 years.
They've reached their future before reconciling the present, so that the present has become the future with no possibility of realizing real dreams".
He had that job so he could afford his real dreams - to get married and raise a family - and I always respected that.
Their real dreams were binding, EU-wide referendums or, failing that, Californian-style popular initiatives that could lead to binding referendums, recalls Alain Lamassoure, a French MEP behind the plans.
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