WordNet
imaginary place
n. a place that exists only in imagination; a place said to exist in fictional or religious writings [syn: mythical place]
Usage examples of "imaginary place".
He wondered what kind of station this was: it seemed neither abandoned, like British Museum, nor real, like Blackfriars: instead it was a ghost-station, an imaginary place, forgotten and strange.
It's like what I thought you said virtual reality was like: like being wide awake in an imaginary place, with other people.
This boulevard does not really exist, it is a computer-rendered view of an imaginary place.
Maybe she understood what it was in his life that made this imaginary place so important to him.
Eventually, Eldorado came to mean any imaginary place where easy riches could be found.