Wonderland

/ˈwʌndərˌlænd/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A fantastical or magical place, often filled with wonderful or extraordinary sights or experiences.

The children imagined their backyard as a wonderland of adventure and excitement.

A delightful or enchanting place or situation.

The carnival transformed the park into a wonderland of lights and colors.

A place that is often associated with whimsy, dreaminess, or fantasy.

The artist's studio felt like a wonderland where imagination came to life.

The term combines 'wonder', meaning amazement, and 'land', indicating a place.

wonderland of opportunities

A place full of chances for success or happiness.

Alice in Wonderland

A reference to a charming, surreal situation often involving whimsical elements.

wonder

A feeling of amazement and admiration, caused by something beautiful or unfamiliar.

land

A region of the earth's surface that is not covered by water.

A term used to describe an exceptionally good situation.

After winning the lottery, he was living in wonderland.

A playful or carefree environment.

The party was pure wonderland; everyone was just having a blast.