wonderland
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- noun
- /ˈwʌndərlænd/
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- It's like a unique event and apparently it's a Christmas Wonderland built out of Lego bricks.
- Alice in Wonderland
- Adventures in Wonderland
We have officially left ball and entered a magical winter Wonderland.
- We have officially left ball and entered a magical winter Wonderland.
- So it's just amplifying this kind of crazy Alice in Wonderland vegetable crop.
- This is actually winter Wonderland snowboard jumps hyped.
- They came out with an entire like, cute little, you know, Christmassy Wonderland kind of collection.
- And, and for me, it's just this Wonderland out there.
- I mean, one of the best Disney movie is Alice in Wonderland.
- So he now he becomes quite famous with, with Alice in Wonderland.
Examples
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For most kids, it was a magnificent wonderland of adventure.
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Growing up, it was like this Wonderland that I wanted to live at or live in.
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That night, I discovered a wonderland.
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As I travelled, I learned that Harvard is not the Wonderland where things always work like magic.
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In the winter Wonderland of Antarctica, Earth is covered in lakes.
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The city is lit up with millions of tiny lights, like a fantasy winter wonderland.
Fiction book (1994) -
To them in the darkness, Dublin will be a heaven, Grafton St. a wonderland.
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Jack slowed his vehicle to a gentle glide as he entered a natural wonderland, a deep ocean oasis.
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As we entered the festival, it felt like stepping into a beautiful wonderland full of lights and music.
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The garden was a magical wonderland of colors and fragrant flowers that delighted all who visited.
Synonyms
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A place or state of perfect happiness and peace
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A pleasant imaginary place you visit in sleep or imagination
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A beautiful imaginary place in stories where small magical creatures live
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An imaginary place where everything is perfect and magical
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An imagined perfect place that exists only in dreams
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A very beautiful place where people feel happy and peaceful
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A beautiful peaceful place on earth that seems perfect
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A place full of exciting and surprising things that make you feel amazed
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An imaginary land of dreams in stories and books
Antonyms
How Magical
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Morphology
Etymology
Wonderland joins wonder, which means 'a feeling of surprise and delight', and land, which means 'place', and it was made famous by the story 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland', which shows a world of magic and strange beauty. So a wonderland today is any real or imagined 'place' full of beauty, magic, or wonderful things.