Usage of "mundus inversus"

Spanish

Artistic and literary/narrative literary topos and iconographic theme.

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Examples for "world upside down"

Turning the world upside down may be one of its lesser incidents. 
 Essays Before a Sonata 

It didn't look like something that would turn the world upside down. 
 Afterlife: the resurrection chronicles 

Granny Thomas' love potion seemed to have turned the world upside down. 
 Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1909 to 1922 

Here, Uncle John believed, the trio would turn the world upside down. 
 Wired 

Any solar eclipse is spectacular because it turns the world upside down. 
 BBC 

This state and this society produce religion, which is an inverted consciousness of the world, because they are an inverted world. 
 The Guardian 

Medics appeared in the screen, appearing to walk backward in the inverted world as they brought a dead body to lay beside the door. 
 Caliban's War 

She opened them to a nightmare and a world turned upside down. 
 The Irish Times 

Helen, then seventeen years old, had had her world turned upside down. 
 The Long War 

But with the Iranian Revolution, my father's world turned upside down. 
 Funny in Farsi 

Her world turned upside down when her father was arrested by the secret police. 
 Reuters 

In a world turned upside down, a strange question arises. 
 The Irish Times 

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