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Meanings of fairyland in English
Portuguese
mundo de fantasia Catalan
món de la fantasia Something existing solely in the imagination (but often mistaken for reality)
Area within Bryce Canyon National Park in Garfield County, Utah, United States.
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Usage of fairyland in English
1
Out here we live in fairyland, and no one is in earnest.
2
Every evening we watched Cannes disappear or become fairyland in the moonlight.
3
It was a fairyland, and of course the fairies were the nurses.
4
Then he made off and reported again to his playmates in fairyland.
5
He secured it, and the crowd was transferred at once to fairyland.
6
Yet as I gazed, it seemed not the fairyland of a child.
7
No reading or study had contributed to disenchant the fairyland around him.
8
There is quiet for five minutes, and Paul is back in fairyland.
9
The bewildering light of fairyland still glimmered, but no longer so diffused.
10
The whole happiness of fairyland hangs upon a thread, upon one thread.
11
The fairyland of Spenser is an unreal, but hardly an unearthly region.
12
He felt it not inappropriate to ask if he had entered fairyland.
13
Dora, nothing loath, sat down, and straightway they were both in fairyland.
14
These people are thought to know most about fairyland and its inhabitants.
15
They set out for California, the fairyland of plenty, as they thought.
16
I go to sleep, and pay a visit to heaven or fairyland.
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