1. a place or state of dreamy contentment, luxury, or indulgence that causes people to forget their duties or ambitions
Usage: often capitalized when referring to Southern California

Examples

• Many people view Southern California as a lotusland of endless sunshine and leisure.
• The wealthy resort town seemed like a lotusland where no one worried about everyday problems.
• Critics accused the university of being a lotusland that sheltered students from real-world challenges.
• After years in the corporate world, he dreamed of retiring to some tropical lotusland.
• The novel depicted Hollywood as a glittering lotusland that corrupted those who entered it.
• She worried that the easy lifestyle would turn her children’s school into a lotusland.