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What's the difference between these 2 terms?

Both refer to dreams but I want to know if ドリームスケープ may be referring to events
that even though they've been dreamt, they are sure to happen in the future.
I'm looking for the meaning from the normal jananese point of view, not the
technical stuff most people (even native speakers) don't know.
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Difference between 夢想 and ドリームスケープ
夢想 is a literary suru-verb that means "to imagine like a dream" (as in "I
dream of becoming a president").

ドリームスケープ is not a word recognized by ordinary Japanese people. Probably this
is a direct transliteration of English
[_dreamscape_](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dreamscape) used as movie titles
and such. But normal Japanese people will be only confused if you used it in a
conversation.
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