Alice in Wonderlands

Noun

Alice in Wonderland (plural Alices in Wonderland or Alice in Wonderlands)

1. (figuratively) An observer of strange, incomprehensible or disorienting situations.
   • After three years of meeting in a tiny room in the student center, we were stunned that we could all get in one room and move around without stepping on each other. It wasn't crowded; and besides that, it was beautiful. We felt like 50 Alices in Wonderland.1965, Alpha Omicron Pi, To Dragma - Volume 56, Issue 11, page 24
2. (figuratively) A strange, fantasylike creation or situation that follows its own bizarre logic.
   • I think it is an Alice in Wonderland to say we are going to approve another drug, yet the whole fundamental thing is we still have exactly the same mortality and nobody has anything that impacts on it.2012, J. Morganroth, E. Neil Moore, Congestive Heart Failure

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