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/ˈdɹim.t͡ʃaɪld/ · noun
Something produced or established as a result of someone's imagination or personal efforts..
The startup, a dreamchild of veteran entrepreneur Greg Wolfond and backed by Montreal venture-capital firm Real Ventures, this week launches a mobile payment solution for retailers that is less costly than offerings from established players […]
Chester’s Grosvenor Park theatre, which opened in 2010, is the dreamchild of Andrew Bentley and Alex Clifton and forerunner of the more permanent Storyhouse arts centre.
The dream child of 10 Basque businessmen who hoped to prolong San Sebastián’s summer season into late September, the San Sebastian Film Festival was born on Sept. 21, 1953.
Use dreamchild when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Dreamchild means Something produced or established as a result of someone's imagination or personal efforts..
Common synonyms include brainchild.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
The startup, a dreamchild of veteran entrepreneur Greg Wolfond and backed by Montreal venture-capital firm Real Ventures, this week launches a mobile payment solution for retailers that is less costly than offerings from established players […]
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