Alice-in-Wonderland Definition

ălĭs-ĭn-wŭndər-lănd
adjective
Illusory; unreal.
American Heritage

As in a surreal fairy tale where things work at odds to the way they do in the real world.

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Noun

Singular:
Alice-in-Wonderland
Plural:
Alices in Wonderland, Alice in Wonderlands

Origin of Alice-in-Wonderland

  • Short for Alice's Adventures in Wonderland , fantasy novel by Lewis Carroll

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • Derived from the children's fantasy story, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.

    From Wiktionary

Alice-in-Wonderland Sentence Examples

  • You don't have to take a trip down a rabbit hole to experience the magic of Alice in Wonderland jewelry.

  • People in power used to be able to order executions as capriciously as the queen did in Alice in Wonderland.

  • At the time of this writing, the site included several Clifford stories and a version of Alice in Wonderland illustrated by J.Otto Seibold.

  • Alice's room, which she referred to as her Alice in Wonderland room was colorful and bright, with plenty of space for kids to play.

  • Sheen is set to appear in the remake of Alice in Wonderland as the White Rabbit and in the film Tron Legacy.

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