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devise or invent
He thought up a plan to get rich quickly
no-one had ever thought of such a clever piece of software
How To Use dream up In A Sentence
- When they take that habit back to their own office, they often dream up better ways to accomplish their goals.
- He could dream up the most fantastic rumors.
- I refuse to agree with you that every single American 13-yr-old boy and girl needs to know every cottonpickin detail that the lowest common denominator can dream up about oral and analsex. The Volokh Conspiracy » Sex Education, Dirty Words, and the Due Process Clause
- Trust you to dream up a crazy scheme like this!
- Trust you to dream up a crazy scheme like this!
- And we dread to think how much money was paid to consultants to dream up this nonsense.
- Yes, the future is filled with horrors that only moviemakers can dream up.
- But what makes the documentary Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room more riveting than anything Hollywood could dream up is all the damning footage those deluded finks left behind.
- I heard somewhere that Salvador Dali used that technique in order to dream up his surreal images.
- It might seem sorta whatevs nowadays, but in an era when the whole point of American underground rock was to define oneself against the eyeliner-effete English, it took either much focus-grouping and/or mad naiveté to dream up a whole new rock identity.
