Alice-in-Wonderland
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Al·ice-in-Won·der·land
(ăl'ĭs-ĭn-wŭn'dər-lănd')
adj.
Illusory; unreal: "One wonders if historians . . . are caught up in an Alice-in-Wonderland world of their own making" (Zara Steiner).
adj.
Illusory; unreal: "One wonders if historians . . . are caught up in an Alice-in-Wonderland world of their own making" (Zara Steiner).
[Short for Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, fantasy novel by Lewis Carroll.]
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