1. a state of dreamy meditation or fanciful musing; daydream
Usage: archaic or literary variant of ‘reverie’

Examples

• She fell into a pleasant revery while watching the sunset.
• His revery was interrupted by the sound of footsteps.
• The poet often wrote about moments of quiet revery.
• Lost in revery, she didn’t hear her name being called.
• The old man’s revery took him back to his childhood days.
• Such revery was common among the romantic writers of the era.