Exampleland

English

Etymology

From example +‎ -land.

Proper noun

Exampleland (plural Examplelands)

1. (rare) Synonym of Examplestan.
   • 1996 August, Psion Series 3c Mx User Guide‎^[1], Psion, archived from the original on 27 March 2026, page 130:

     • Update Exampleland

   • 1999, Pablo Pirnay-Dummer, Dirk Ifenthaler, Norbert M. Seel, “Designing Model-Based Learning Environments to Support Mental Models for Learning”, in David Jonassen, Susan Land, editor, Theoretical Foundations of Learning Environments‎^[2], 2 edition, Routledge, published 2012, →ISBN, pages 66–67:

     Maybe, in Exampleland the code of the traffic lights is just inverse. Maybe, the inhabitants of Exampleland have a different perception of color (we notice, that some trees do have a red color).

   • 2011, Sanderson M. Smith, Steven M. Solano, Fun Usa Educational Activities with Herkimer and the Stat Pack‎^[3], AuthorHouse, →ISBN, page 54:

     Jason also constructed a detailed map below indicating the number of separator states from A for each other state in Exampleland. She also produced a frequency histogram displaying the distribution of separator state number for A. Her display follows the map and will be referenced in U.S. Activity #16.

   • 2026 February 27, Devin Humphreys, “Mansion Markets: Re-Evaluating the Treatment of Customs Unions in Antidumping Cases”, in Mercer Law Review‎^[4], volume 77, number 2, Mercer University School of Law, page 721:

     For example, say that President John Revenueman of the nation of Exampleland wants to issue "reciprocal" tariffs on foreign countries' goods. He would need to know what a given foreign country is imposing in tariffs upon Examplelandish exports. Only then could he impose matching tariffs on goods from that foreign country.