Synonyms for American Dream
amer·i·can dream

Princeton's WordNet

1. American Dreamnoun

   the widespread aspiration of Americans to live better than their parents did

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1. • Ambition

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How to use American Dream in a sentence?

1. Matt Sandgren:

   Senator Orrin G. Hatch personified the American Dream, born the son of a carpenter and plaster lather, he overcame the poverty of his youth to become a United States Senator. With the hardships of his upbringing always fresh in his mind, he made it his life's mission to expand freedom and opportunity for others — and the results speak for themselves. From tax and trade to religious liberty and healthcare, few legislators have had a greater impact on American life than Senator Orrin G. Hatch.

2. New Jersey:

   If we only focus on affordability, opportunity, rebuilding the American dream, we miss a real chance with the extremity of the values that this Supreme Court has allowed to happen and many governors and states are seizing upon.

3. Bill Clinton:

   I have very strong feelings about this election, but this is not about the candidates. This about you and your future. It's about two very different approaches and which one is more likely to build a 21st century of the American dream.

4. Tom Toomey:

   Let the American business owner run their own business, that’s the American dream here – I own my own business, I can run it how I want to.

5. Giancarlo Sopo:

   We're aspirational people. We want to work hard. We came to this country to succeed. Also, I think during that same time, it would be fair to say that the Democratic Party's overly educated or miseducated, depending how you look at it, you know, elites have taken over the party, and it's difficult to find groups that are more different than a woke White Democrat and your average Hispanic, they're economically different. The social and cultural values are very different. Your average Hispanic tends to be far more religious and traditional in their cultural views than your average Democrat. So, I think if you understand the cultural transformation that we've seen on the Democrats, where they've become a lot more radicalized, and at the same time Hispanics… don’t just believe in the American dream. We personify it.