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Definition of wonderful in English: wonderfuladjective ˈwʌndəfʊlˈwʌndəf(ə)lˈwəndərfəl Inspiring delight, pleasure, or admiration; extremely good; marvellous. they all think she's wonderful the climate was wonderful all the year round Example sentencesExamples - If it happens, it will be a first for the town and may turn out to be a wonderful idea.
- It was wonderful to be alive and young on that sunny day after a close brush with death.
- What a wonderful thing fantasy is when we can suspend the responsibly rule for a while.
- How wonderful it would have been if we were to agree with each other on all the things.
- What a fantastic idea, and what a wonderful way to learn more about Roman history!
- He has a wonderful work ethic and speed to burn, so like I say it is just a matter of time.
- It had been such a wonderful day and the beautiful evening was its crowning glory.
- It is a substantial piece of work and a wonderful, and inspiring, record of bravery.
- Wave after wave of pure pleasure washed over her and she could not believe how wonderful it felt.
- I had never been abroad before, and the few of my friends who had been had made it sound wonderful.
- At the resort we met some wonderful folks that we hope we'll get a chance to see again.
- It's a wonderful idea to do this incredible and strange show around such pictures.
- It was wonderful to see a synagogue which had so far been only a word to me in the Bible.
- It was the very early stages of what has become an amazing and wonderful relationship.
- I turned up the music and let the car be filled with the wonderful sound of Aerosmith once more.
- It will enrich the amazing melange of sounds that make up this wonderful new South Africa.
- I have been in contact with a wonderful band who are very keen to come to Pewsey and play.
- Her takes were wonderful and we were really delighted with what she did on set.
- What a wonderful sight it was to see so many beautiful boats on the lough at the same time.
- If he's on the tube we can just mute the gabble and marvel at his wonderful face instead.
Synonyms marvellous, magnificent, superb, glorious, sublime, lovely, delightful, first-class, first-rate informal super, great, smashing, amazing, amazeballs, fantastic, terrific, tremendous, sensational, incredible, heavenly, gorgeous, dreamy, grand, fabulous, fab, fabby, fantabulous, supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, awesome, magic, ace, cool, mean, bad, wicked, mega, crucial, mind-blowing, far out, A1, sound, out of this world, marvy, spanking, dope, def, phat British informal brilliant, brill North American informal peachy, dandy, jim-dandy, neat, badass, boss, radical, rad, boffo, bully, bitching, bodacious Australian/New Zealand informal beaut, bonzer South African informal kif, lank informal, dated groovy, divine British informal, dated capital, champion, wizard, corking, cracking, ripping, spiffing, top-hole, topping, beezer North American informal, dated swell, keen literary wondrous archaic goodly
Origin Late Old English wunderfull (see wonder, -ful). Definition of wonderful in US English: wonderfuladjectiveˈwəndərfəlˈwəndərfəl Inspiring delight, pleasure, or admiration; extremely good; marvelous. they all think she's wonderful the climate was wonderful all the year round Example sentencesExamples - How wonderful it would have been if we were to agree with each other on all the things.
- Wave after wave of pure pleasure washed over her and she could not believe how wonderful it felt.
- It was the very early stages of what has become an amazing and wonderful relationship.
- What a fantastic idea, and what a wonderful way to learn more about Roman history!
- It was wonderful to be alive and young on that sunny day after a close brush with death.
- What a wonderful thing fantasy is when we can suspend the responsibly rule for a while.
- It's a wonderful idea to do this incredible and strange show around such pictures.
- What a wonderful sight it was to see so many beautiful boats on the lough at the same time.
- He has a wonderful work ethic and speed to burn, so like I say it is just a matter of time.
- It was wonderful to see a synagogue which had so far been only a word to me in the Bible.
- At the resort we met some wonderful folks that we hope we'll get a chance to see again.
- If he's on the tube we can just mute the gabble and marvel at his wonderful face instead.
- It had been such a wonderful day and the beautiful evening was its crowning glory.
- I turned up the music and let the car be filled with the wonderful sound of Aerosmith once more.
- I had never been abroad before, and the few of my friends who had been had made it sound wonderful.
- It will enrich the amazing melange of sounds that make up this wonderful new South Africa.
- It is a substantial piece of work and a wonderful, and inspiring, record of bravery.
- Her takes were wonderful and we were really delighted with what she did on set.
- If it happens, it will be a first for the town and may turn out to be a wonderful idea.
- I have been in contact with a wonderful band who are very keen to come to Pewsey and play.
Synonyms marvellous, magnificent, superb, glorious, sublime, lovely, delightful, first-class, first-rate
Origin Late Old English wunderfull (see wonder, -ful). |