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lotusland

 

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Noun lotusland has 1 sense
  1. lotusland, lotus land - an idyllic realm of contentment and self-indulgence
    --1 is a kind of kingdom, land, realm

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Term: Lotusland

Description:

Lotusland is a noun that refers to a place or state of ideal beauty, peace, and tranquility. It can also be used as an adjective to describe a paradise-like or idyllic location.

Sense 1: Noun - Place of ideal beauty:

In the context of the noun, Lotusland represents a mythical or imagined place that embodies perfection, beauty, and harmony. It is often used to describe gardens, parks, or any other location known for its natural splendor.

Example sentences:

  1. The botanic garden they visited was a true Lotusland, filled with vibrant flowers and winding paths.
  2. She dreamt of escaping to a peaceful Lotusland where time seemed to stand still.

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Sense 2: Adjective - Paradise-like location:

As an adjective, Lotusland describes a captivating or utopian place that evokes a sense of blissful existence or contentment.

Example sentences:

  1. The small coastal town, with its sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters, felt like a Lotusland retreat.
  2. Surrounded by lush green mountains, the secluded cabin was a Lotusland getaway for those seeking tranquility.

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