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Nightmare

Noun
UK /ˈnaɪt.meər/
US /ˈnaɪt.mer/

Definition

A frightening or unpleasant dream that usually causes fear or stress.

Example

"She had a nightmare last night."

"After watching a scary movie, she woke up from a nightmare feeling shaken, unsure whether the images were real or just part of her imagination."

"Frequent nightmares can disturb sleep and make people feel nervous or tired throughout the day."

Explanation

A nightmare is a frightening or upsetting dream that happens while you are asleep. It can make you feel scared, worried, or stressed, even after you wake up. Nightmares often include situations that feel dangerous or uncomfortable, like being chased or losing something important. Children and adults can both have nightmares, especially when they are sick, stressed, or have watched something scary. Most nightmares are harmless and go away quickly, but they can interrupt sleep and leave a person feeling tired or anxious in the morning.

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