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Definition of «wonderland»

Wonderland is a fictional place created by Lewis Carroll in his novel, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. It refers to an imaginary world with strange and unusual characters, where events often defy logic or reality. The term can also be used more broadly to describe any fantastical or dreamlike place that is hard to understand or explain.

Usage examples

  1. Alice fell down a rabbit hole and found herself in a magical wonderland filled with talking animals and whimsical adventures.
  2. The children's book, "Alice in Wonderland," takes readers on a journey through a fantastical wonderland where nothing is quite what it seems.
  3. The theme park was transformed into a winter wonderland, with snow-covered trees, sparkling lights, and ice skating rinks.
  4. The online shopping website offers a wide range of products, turning it into a shopper's wonderland with endless choices.
  5. The artist's exhibit was a creative wonderland, with immersive installations, vibrant colors, and thought-provoking sculptures.

Phrases with «wonderland»

Sentences with «wonderland»

  • At the beginning of the first session, Reimers played a short clip from the film Alice in Wonderland in which Alice is told, «If you don't know where you are going, any road will take you there.» (gse.harvard.edu)
  • Head to The Resort at Paws Up, an ultimate romantic retreat on 37,000 - acres of winter wonderland in western Montana. (ingredientsinc.net)
  • Looks absolutely like a Winter Wonderland of Christmas Cheer!.. (sugarpiefarmhouse.com)
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