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was spacing out
noun
Of time. Free time; leisure, opportunity. A specific (specified) period of time. An undefined period of time (without qualifier, especially a short period); a while.
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Exact(4)
"I was spacing out".
But about 15 minutes in I was spacing out; I wasn't hearing anything.
In "Live Dancing Archive," she is after a quality of attention she learned outdoors: "At first, for years, I would feel like I was spacing out.
But no acid rock, no Metallica - nothing that sounded like I was spacing out.
Similar(54)
For a week, Serwotka was spaced out "on morphine and tramadol and God knows what else".
"Because I'm sure if I was in right field, I'd be spacing out, watching the butterflies go by".
When my theory of mind figures out that my students are spacing out--that's when Brinkman's rap will reappear in my religion and science class next fall.
They think he's spaced out on drink and drugs.
Residential areas would be spaced out between areas for commerce, industry, parkland, and agriculture.
"Our traffic is spaced out in manageable ways that we will grow over time.
"Here's where she's spaced out," said Mr. Clarke, listening intently.
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