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The antonyms for dreams are actuality, certainty, existence, fact, reality, substance, and truth.

The antonyms for dreams are actuality, certainty, existence,

Summary

Dreams and reality are often considered opposites - dreams are often seen as illusions or desires that may or may not come true, while reality is seen as objective truth. The antonyms mentioned here, such as actuality, certainty, existence, fact, reality, substance, and truth, reflect the idea that dreams exist in a realm of potentiality and imagination, while the antonyms refer to the concrete and undeniable aspects of the physical world. In this context, dreams represent an escape or alternative to reality, whereas the antonyms represent the grounded and undeniable aspects of our everyday lives.

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