wonderland in Latin
wonderland in Latin is terra mirabilis — wonderland means an imaginary or real place full of wonders and marvels.
wonderland in Latin
terra mirabilis
A place full of wonder or marvels.
What does "wonderland" mean?
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noun An imaginary or real place full of wonders and marvels.
"The children thought the toy store was a wonderland of colorful games."
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wonderland in a sentence
- The children thought the toy store was a wonderland of colorful games.
- Every December, the town square becomes a glittering wonderland of lights.
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What is "wonderland" in Latin?
"wonderland" in Latin is terra mirabilis. wonderland means: An imaginary or real place full of wonders and marvels.
How do you use "wonderland" in a sentence?
Example: "The children thought the toy store was a wonderland of colorful games." In Latin, "wonderland" is terra mirabilis.
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