Definition of Alice-in-Wonderland in English:

Alice-in-Wonderland

adjective

Completely bizarre, illogical, or fantastic.
this Alice-in-Wonderland economic system
Example sentencesExamples
- The proponents of today's Alice-in-Wonderland global economy, however, wanted the Federal Trade Commission to proclaim that ‘Made in the USA’ could also mean ‘Not Made in the USA.’
- I suppose that this shows up how physical, Newtonian stuff can lead you quite logically to the Alice-in-Wonderland world of relativity and quantum physics.
- It could be symbolic of the Alice-in-Wonderland feeling of this conference, where the future of the world trading system is being decided in a country that is itself poised between two worlds of development.
- What an Alice-in-Wonderland world we inhabit.
- Then there's the serene, green, Charlotte Lake where we once spent a long, Alice-in-Wonderland, afternoon.
- In the best Alice-in-Wonderland tradition of Korean chaebol, the company has big, big expansion plans for the immediate future.
- If I want to go into the underpaid, Alice-in-Wonderland world of academic teaching and research, a PhD is vital.
- The race for rankings has an Alice-in-Wonderland quality about it: everybody is running as fast as they can to stay in the same place-and they spend an awful lot of resources to achieve this stagnant outcome.
- She did not consider investigating abnormal psychology, where she would find many similar cases of Alice-in-Wonderland voyagers.
- In one telegram, I describe the Alice-in-Wonderland quality of a meeting with him in which I tried to persuade him to cleanse the security forces of their worst offenders.
- That's the mark of a dictatorship, not a democracy, and a particularly Alice-in-Wonderland kind of place at that.
- Her meticulously detailed and fanciful descriptions of ordinary ingredients transported me to an Alice-in-Wonderland tea-party reverie.
- The legislature are apparently willing to collaborate with the governor in his Alice-in-Wonderland venture in linguistic manipulation, all of course for the public good.
- They do have the right Alice-in-Wonderland perspective, the naive good sense that frames the irrationalities around them.
- Those who still cling to the Alice-in-Wonderland fantasy that there's nothing really wrong with our system need to meet Alexandra and Hannah Wallin.
- When we started the Web site two years ago, it was an Alice-in-Wonderland thing.
- Nate peers at the ground beyond his magnifying glass, the portal to this Alice-in-Wonderland world.
- But, in this Alice-in-Wonderland world, that was entirely consistent and honourable.
- It's Alice-in-Wonderland territory, as Old Right parties and pundits everywhere disintegrate under the inherent contradictions that always existed between social conservatism and economic radicalism.
- The Government decides to play Alice-in-Wonderland croquet with its humanitarian obligations.

Origin

See Carroll, Lewis.

Definition of Alice-in-Wonderland in US English:

Alice-in-Wonderland

adjectiveˌaləsənˈwəndərland

attributive Not logically explicable or predictable.
this Alice-in-Wonderland economic system
Example sentencesExamples
- In one telegram, I describe the Alice-in-Wonderland quality of a meeting with him in which I tried to persuade him to cleanse the security forces of their worst offenders.
- If I want to go into the underpaid, Alice-in-Wonderland world of academic teaching and research, a PhD is vital.
- The race for rankings has an Alice-in-Wonderland quality about it: everybody is running as fast as they can to stay in the same place-and they spend an awful lot of resources to achieve this stagnant outcome.
- The Government decides to play Alice-in-Wonderland croquet with its humanitarian obligations.
- Those who still cling to the Alice-in-Wonderland fantasy that there's nothing really wrong with our system need to meet Alexandra and Hannah Wallin.
- The proponents of today's Alice-in-Wonderland global economy, however, wanted the Federal Trade Commission to proclaim that ‘Made in the USA’ could also mean ‘Not Made in the USA.’
- That's the mark of a dictatorship, not a democracy, and a particularly Alice-in-Wonderland kind of place at that.
- But, in this Alice-in-Wonderland world, that was entirely consistent and honourable.
- It's Alice-in-Wonderland territory, as Old Right parties and pundits everywhere disintegrate under the inherent contradictions that always existed between social conservatism and economic radicalism.
- She did not consider investigating abnormal psychology, where she would find many similar cases of Alice-in-Wonderland voyagers.
- Her meticulously detailed and fanciful descriptions of ordinary ingredients transported me to an Alice-in-Wonderland tea-party reverie.
- When we started the Web site two years ago, it was an Alice-in-Wonderland thing.
- I suppose that this shows up how physical, Newtonian stuff can lead you quite logically to the Alice-in-Wonderland world of relativity and quantum physics.
- Nate peers at the ground beyond his magnifying glass, the portal to this Alice-in-Wonderland world.
- It could be symbolic of the Alice-in-Wonderland feeling of this conference, where the future of the world trading system is being decided in a country that is itself poised between two worlds of development.
- In the best Alice-in-Wonderland tradition of Korean chaebol, the company has big, big expansion plans for the immediate future.
- They do have the right Alice-in-Wonderland perspective, the naive good sense that frames the irrationalities around them.
- Then there's the serene, green, Charlotte Lake where we once spent a long, Alice-in-Wonderland, afternoon.
- The legislature are apparently willing to collaborate with the governor in his Alice-in-Wonderland venture in linguistic manipulation, all of course for the public good.
- What an Alice-in-Wonderland world we inhabit.

Origin

See Carroll, Lewis.

单词	Alice-in-Wonderland
释义	Definition of Alice-in-Wonderland in English: Alice-in-Wonderland adjective Completely bizarre, illogical, or fantastic. this Alice-in-Wonderland economic system Example sentencesExamples The proponents of today's Alice-in-Wonderland global economy, however, wanted the Federal Trade Commission to proclaim that ‘Made in the USA’ could also mean ‘Not Made in the USA.’ I suppose that this shows up how physical, Newtonian stuff can lead you quite logically to the Alice-in-Wonderland world of relativity and quantum physics. It could be symbolic of the Alice-in-Wonderland feeling of this conference, where the future of the world trading system is being decided in a country that is itself poised between two worlds of development. What an Alice-in-Wonderland world we inhabit. Then there's the serene, green, Charlotte Lake where we once spent a long, Alice-in-Wonderland, afternoon. In the best Alice-in-Wonderland tradition of Korean chaebol, the company has big, big expansion plans for the immediate future. If I want to go into the underpaid, Alice-in-Wonderland world of academic teaching and research, a PhD is vital. The race for rankings has an Alice-in-Wonderland quality about it: everybody is running as fast as they can to stay in the same place-and they spend an awful lot of resources to achieve this stagnant outcome. She did not consider investigating abnormal psychology, where she would find many similar cases of Alice-in-Wonderland voyagers. In one telegram, I describe the Alice-in-Wonderland quality of a meeting with him in which I tried to persuade him to cleanse the security forces of their worst offenders. That's the mark of a dictatorship, not a democracy, and a particularly Alice-in-Wonderland kind of place at that. Her meticulously detailed and fanciful descriptions of ordinary ingredients transported me to an Alice-in-Wonderland tea-party reverie. The legislature are apparently willing to collaborate with the governor in his Alice-in-Wonderland venture in linguistic manipulation, all of course for the public good. They do have the right Alice-in-Wonderland perspective, the naive good sense that frames the irrationalities around them. Those who still cling to the Alice-in-Wonderland fantasy that there's nothing really wrong with our system need to meet Alexandra and Hannah Wallin. When we started the Web site two years ago, it was an Alice-in-Wonderland thing. Nate peers at the ground beyond his magnifying glass, the portal to this Alice-in-Wonderland world. But, in this Alice-in-Wonderland world, that was entirely consistent and honourable. It's Alice-in-Wonderland territory, as Old Right parties and pundits everywhere disintegrate under the inherent contradictions that always existed between social conservatism and economic radicalism. The Government decides to play Alice-in-Wonderland croquet with its humanitarian obligations. Origin See Carroll, Lewis. Definition of Alice-in-Wonderland in US English: Alice-in-Wonderland adjectiveˌaləsənˈwəndərland attributive Not logically explicable or predictable. this Alice-in-Wonderland economic system Example sentencesExamples In one telegram, I describe the Alice-in-Wonderland quality of a meeting with him in which I tried to persuade him to cleanse the security forces of their worst offenders. If I want to go into the underpaid, Alice-in-Wonderland world of academic teaching and research, a PhD is vital. The race for rankings has an Alice-in-Wonderland quality about it: everybody is running as fast as they can to stay in the same place-and they spend an awful lot of resources to achieve this stagnant outcome. The Government decides to play Alice-in-Wonderland croquet with its humanitarian obligations. Those who still cling to the Alice-in-Wonderland fantasy that there's nothing really wrong with our system need to meet Alexandra and Hannah Wallin. The proponents of today's Alice-in-Wonderland global economy, however, wanted the Federal Trade Commission to proclaim that ‘Made in the USA’ could also mean ‘Not Made in the USA.’ That's the mark of a dictatorship, not a democracy, and a particularly Alice-in-Wonderland kind of place at that. But, in this Alice-in-Wonderland world, that was entirely consistent and honourable. It's Alice-in-Wonderland territory, as Old Right parties and pundits everywhere disintegrate under the inherent contradictions that always existed between social conservatism and economic radicalism. She did not consider investigating abnormal psychology, where she would find many similar cases of Alice-in-Wonderland voyagers. Her meticulously detailed and fanciful descriptions of ordinary ingredients transported me to an Alice-in-Wonderland tea-party reverie. When we started the Web site two years ago, it was an Alice-in-Wonderland thing. I suppose that this shows up how physical, Newtonian stuff can lead you quite logically to the Alice-in-Wonderland world of relativity and quantum physics. Nate peers at the ground beyond his magnifying glass, the portal to this Alice-in-Wonderland world. It could be symbolic of the Alice-in-Wonderland feeling of this conference, where the future of the world trading system is being decided in a country that is itself poised between two worlds of development. In the best Alice-in-Wonderland tradition of Korean chaebol, the company has big, big expansion plans for the immediate future. They do have the right Alice-in-Wonderland perspective, the naive good sense that frames the irrationalities around them. Then there's the serene, green, Charlotte Lake where we once spent a long, Alice-in-Wonderland, afternoon. The legislature are apparently willing to collaborate with the governor in his Alice-in-Wonderland venture in linguistic manipulation, all of course for the public good. What an Alice-in-Wonderland world we inhabit. Origin See Carroll, Lewis.
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