wonderland

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However, it helps to understand that the Soviet Union did not inherit a pristine wilderness wonderland from the Russian Empire.

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  1. noun A marvelous imaginary realm.
  2. noun A marvelous real place or scene.

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  • It's a wittily devised metro-centric adventure into a perverse labyrinthine wonderland, an unpredictable journey of self-discovery and affecting heroism for one lonely yet ultimately wise human soul on a daring mission to save the orphaned Door's endangered underworld. —  InterzoneScienceFictionandFantasyMagazine#211
  • The future of this wonderland is tenuous; invasive species have wreaked havoc on some of the islands, and humans (particularly those engaged in commercial fishing) have done additional damage. —  American Scientist Online
  • As dozens of schools closed and children enjoyed a winter wonderland, an army of snow ploughs and gritters worked to clear roads as much of the country was blanketed in white. —  Daily Express News Feeds
  • Yesterday was a wonderful winter wonderland, after a long day playing in the snow some comfort food was in order. —  RVABlogs
  • In winter, this exclusive wonderland is a perfect getaway for beginner to serious skiers, celebrities, memorable family vacations, and those who just want to relax. —  Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase
 

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/ˈwəndərlænd/
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