Fairyland

Pronunciation: /ˈfɛriˌlænd/

Definitions of fairyland

noun a place or land of enchantment, often associated with fairies or magical creatures

Example Sentences

A1 I dreamed of visiting a fairyland with magical creatures.

A2 The children played in the fairyland, pretending to be fairies and elves.

B1 The novel described a mystical fairyland hidden deep in the forest.

B2 The artist's painting depicted a beautiful fairyland with colorful flowers and sparkling streams.

C1 The author's vivid descriptions transported the reader to a enchanting fairyland full of wonder and beauty.

C2 Exploring the intricate details of the fairyland in the fantasy novel, I was captivated by its otherworldly charm.

Examples of fairyland in a Sentence

formal The garden was like a fairyland with its colorful flowers and sparkling fountain.

informal Have you seen the new theme park? It's like a fairyland come to life!

slang That party last night was straight out of fairyland, with all the lights and decorations.

figurative Her imagination was a fairyland, full of magical creatures and endless possibilities.

Grammatical Forms of fairyland

• past tense: fairylanded
• plural: fairylands
• comparative: more fairyland
• superlative: most fairyland
• present tense: fairylands
• future tense: will fairyland
• perfect tense: have fairylanded
• continuous tense: is fairylanding
• singular: fairyland
• positive degree: fairyland
• infinitive: to fairyland
• gerund: fairylanding
• participle: fairylanded

Origin and Evolution of fairyland

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'fairyland' originated from the belief in a mythical realm inhabited by fairies, magical creatures in folklore.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'fairyland' has come to represent a fantastical or enchanting place, often associated with whimsical and magical elements.