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dreamland
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dream·land  (drmlnd)
n.
1. An ideal or imaginary land.
2. A state of sleep.

dreamland [ˈdriːmlænd]
n
an ideal land existing in dreams or in the imagination
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Noun1.dreamland - a pleasing country existing only in dreams or imagination
fictitious place, imaginary place, mythical place - a place that exists only in imagination; a place said to exist in fictional or religious writings

dreamland
noun land of make-believe, fantasy, illusion, dream world, fairyland, cloud-cuckoo-land, never-never land (informal), land of dreams, cloudland, land of Nod In dreamland we play them in the final.
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dreamland [ˈdriːmlænd] Nreino m del ensueño, país m de los sueños; (= utopia) → utopía f
dreamland [ˈdriːmˌlænd] npaese m dei sogni


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In these 19 essays, they and their contributors describe a number of neoliberal dreamlands from around the world and set them in context of wider social and political developments.
 
 
 
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