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To zone out, space out, or lose track of time while doing nothing. It also means to let your mind wander, trip out, or riff on various ideas, either for creative inspiration or just to kill time (the term is derived from the word for a car clutch, suggesting the mind is running but not in gear).
He is debrayando about the future.
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To trip out, space out, or ramble mentally about impossible or delusional scenarios.
Yesterday I started to debrayar about what my life would be like without you.
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To trip out or get lost in a paranoid train of thought that lacks logic or justification. (The term comes from the French word meaning to declutch a car engine, metaphorically describing a mind that has disengaged from reality).
Thinking someone does not love you or care about you just because they did not call or get back to you exactly when they promised is a classic way to debrayar.
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