la-la land
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La-La Land¹
Where it comes from
From la (“syllable used in singing”) + land.
noun lalaland · la-la land · la-la-land · Lalaland · Lala land
- An imaginary place. They use our phones to surveil us and, at the same time, digitally manufacture a MAGA La La Land, a world where Trump’s policies are sensible, prices are lower, immigrants—not the accumulation of wealth among the one percent—are the reason people feel so economically strained, and ICE isn’t killing
- A state of mind of being out of touch with reality. Oh, don't mind him: he's usually up in La-La Land, with all his silly ideas and whatnot.
La-La Land²
Where it comes from
Blend of LA (initialism for Los Angeles) and La La Land (metaphorical dreamland).
proper noun lalaland · la-la land · la-la-land · Lalaland · Lala land
- Los Angeles, California (or Hollywood). ... back to her new home in Calabassas, near Los Angeles. Her years in Phoenix, where she started her own zoo, ended in divorce, "and now I'm back in La La Land," […]
- British Columbia.
la-la land³
noun
- Alternative spelling of La-La Land Chloe found the whole subject so dreary and dull that her imagination would float away into la-la land whenever the subject came up.
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noun a fictional, nonphysical place
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