fantasyland
- noun
- /ˈfæntəsiˌlænd/
- Informal
- Many people think that success comes easily, but that's just a dangerous trip to fantasyland.
- living in fantasyland
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Watch on YouTubeMaybe it's because they're just so creative that their brains go off into into fantasylands.
- Maybe it's because they're just so creative that their brains go off into into fantasylands.
Examples
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Americans need to stop living in a fantasyland and wake up to the fact that it will take all of us working together to solve our nation's problems.
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Once you start talking about incumbents who won with a 40,000 or 60,000 vote cushion, you're in fantasyland.
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My feeling is that once you get over 100 million dollars, well... it's fantasyland... how much more can you want?
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Look at this, folks-- we back in Fantasyland.
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However, I do not believe we all live in fantasyland.
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Anyone who believes that he can accomplish all of those things is living in Fantasyland.
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And voters should understand the clear choice they have between legislators from a party that lives in the real world and a party that lives in Fantasyland.
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This ain't Fantasyland, EJ!
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Believing he could become a millionaire overnight, he was clearly living in fantasyland.
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Ignoring the obvious challenges, she continued to pursue her dream, lost in her fantasyland.
Synonyms
An imagined place in your mind with magic and strange creatures
A state of not knowing what is real, often with happy, silly ideas
A made-up perfect place that exists only in dreams
An imagined perfect place that exists only in dreams
A feeling of happiness based on wrong hopes that will not last
An imaginary place where a person avoids real life and adult duties
An imaginary place where people are out of touch with reality because they are too optimistic
A lack of contact with real life that makes someone unable to deal with problems
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Etymology
Fantasyland joins fantasy ('made-up ideas') and land ('place'), so it gives the image of a place in your mind that is not real. So, saying someone is in fantasyland means they are living in a 'made-up place' of ideas and are ignoring real problems.