blunderland
UK/ˈblʌndəˌlænd/US/ˈblʌndɚˌlænd/
blunderland noun: something that does not live up to the name wonderland; a place where things go wrong.
Noun
blunderland (plural blunderlands)
- Something that does not live up to the name wonderland; a place where things go wrong.
- This is how we have treated the training of the spirit of inquisitiveness, leading our future on novel paths, but leading to a 'blunderland'.1998, Architecture + Design
- But by the end of her academic life, unlike Alice, she felt more in a blunderland; a consequence she said of the overall degradation of the environment.2021 April 22, Anu Kapur, Life as a Geographer in India, Taylor & Francis, →ISBN, page 1988
Forms of blunderland
| plural | blunderlands |
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Origin of blunderland
Blend of blunder + wonderland.
Words formed from blunderland
Questions about blunderland
- What does blunderland mean?
- Blunderland means something that does not live up to the name wonderland; a place where things go wrong.
- What part of speech is blunderland?
- Blunderland is a noun.
- How do you pronounce blunderland?
- Blunderland is pronounced /ˈblʌndəˌlænd/ (UK).
- What is the plural of blunderland?
- The plural of blunderland is blunderlands.
Words near blunderland in the dictionary
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