dreams come true
Aspirations become reality
Dreams come true describes the fulfillment of something deeply hoped for or longed for.
The phrase often appears as a noun: Meeting her was a dream come true.
It can sound earnest or ironic depending on context—genuine when describing real fulfillment, clichéd when used in advertising or pageant speeches: World peace and making dreams come true.
- wishesThings hoped for
- make a wishHope for something silently
- miracleSupernatural occurrence beyond explanation
- aspirationStrong desire for achievement
- magicSupernatural or illusory power
achievement · success · fulfillment · happiness · realization · fairy tales · destiny · ambition · serendipity · once in a lifetime · goal · manifestation · against all odds · fruition · wonder · stars align · resilience · hope
- encouragementencourage, encouraging, praises, hang in there, supports
- happy endingshappy ending, fairy tale ending, happily ever after, love conquers all, underdog victory
- Disney moviesfairy tale, princess, happy ending, enchanted forest, talking animals
dreams come truedisappointment
Sadness from unmet expectations
heartbreak · failure · disillusionment · broken dreams · unfulfilled dreams
dreams come truenightmare scenario
Most feared potential outcome
dreams come truepipe dreams
Fanciful, unattainable notions
wishful thinking · castles in the air · fantasy · delusion · false hope
dream, dreams, dreamed, dreaming, dreamer, dreamers, dreamlike, dreamy, dreamier