Definition of wonderment in English:

wonderment

noun ˈwʌndəm(ə)ntˈwəndərmənt

mass noun

A state of awed admiration or respect.
Corbett shook his head in silent wonderment
Example sentencesExamples
- We also see the joy, fascination and wonderment on the faces of children as they read, talk with or entertain one of the characters.
- The sense of sunny awe and wonderment is not as evident, but the lyrics have more depth this time around.
- An exhilarating mixture of fear, wonderment and primal curiosity overcame their usual normal response to such an occurrence.
- Each model or client shows the same fascination and wonderment with their lifecast as an infant does when first recognising itself in a mirror.
- Later I expect to gaze in wonderment at how large a university library can be.
- The two lads were quite impressed but the final wonderment was reserved for the Rembrandt.
- Firefighter Dan, who had known Adam for a number of years, looked at his friend in wonderment.
- Only Russell Lee conveys a sense of joy and wonderment in his photographs.
- The man smiled at the young boy who seemed to have a well of infinite wonderment and enthusiasm to draw upon.
- This piece leaves the listener with a feeling of wonderment about what another day in the city will hold.
- But yes, it is a story of faith, of wonderment at all things in the universe and of the law of nature.
- I've been listening to these four discs with wonderment, admiration, and delight.
- For a second he looked at me, eyes still wide but no longer wide with amazement and wonderment.
- They were treated with awe, respect and looked at with wonderment.
- His face is a mixture of joy, wonderment and disbelief.
- I've been surrounded by people shaking their heads in despair and wonderment standing over the Irish Times.
- In the meantime, why not gaze in awe and wonderment at the vast shortlist.
- His voice is friendly and trusting and there's a sense of fun and wonderment about him.
- It's the small feeling of awe and wonderment you get seeing its sleek shape whizz past you.
- His eyes were wide with wonderment, like a surprised, yet very pleased, child's.
Synonyms
awe, admiration, fascination

Definition of wonderment in US English:

wonderment

nounˈwəndərməntˈwəndərmənt

A state of awed admiration or respect.
Corbett shook his head in silent wonderment
Example sentencesExamples
- This piece leaves the listener with a feeling of wonderment about what another day in the city will hold.
- Later I expect to gaze in wonderment at how large a university library can be.
- The two lads were quite impressed but the final wonderment was reserved for the Rembrandt.
- His eyes were wide with wonderment, like a surprised, yet very pleased, child's.
- His voice is friendly and trusting and there's a sense of fun and wonderment about him.
- In the meantime, why not gaze in awe and wonderment at the vast shortlist.
- The man smiled at the young boy who seemed to have a well of infinite wonderment and enthusiasm to draw upon.
- His face is a mixture of joy, wonderment and disbelief.
- But yes, it is a story of faith, of wonderment at all things in the universe and of the law of nature.
- It's the small feeling of awe and wonderment you get seeing its sleek shape whizz past you.
- Firefighter Dan, who had known Adam for a number of years, looked at his friend in wonderment.
- We also see the joy, fascination and wonderment on the faces of children as they read, talk with or entertain one of the characters.
- I've been listening to these four discs with wonderment, admiration, and delight.
- I've been surrounded by people shaking their heads in despair and wonderment standing over the Irish Times.
- They were treated with awe, respect and looked at with wonderment.
- An exhilarating mixture of fear, wonderment and primal curiosity overcame their usual normal response to such an occurrence.
- For a second he looked at me, eyes still wide but no longer wide with amazement and wonderment.
- Only Russell Lee conveys a sense of joy and wonderment in his photographs.
- The sense of sunny awe and wonderment is not as evident, but the lyrics have more depth this time around.
- Each model or client shows the same fascination and wonderment with their lifecast as an infant does when first recognising itself in a mirror.
Synonyms
awe, admiration, fascination

单词	wonderment
释义	Definition of wonderment in English: wonderment noun ˈwʌndəm(ə)ntˈwəndərmənt mass noun A state of awed admiration or respect. Corbett shook his head in silent wonderment Example sentencesExamples We also see the joy, fascination and wonderment on the faces of children as they read, talk with or entertain one of the characters. The sense of sunny awe and wonderment is not as evident, but the lyrics have more depth this time around. An exhilarating mixture of fear, wonderment and primal curiosity overcame their usual normal response to such an occurrence. Each model or client shows the same fascination and wonderment with their lifecast as an infant does when first recognising itself in a mirror. Later I expect to gaze in wonderment at how large a university library can be. The two lads were quite impressed but the final wonderment was reserved for the Rembrandt. Firefighter Dan, who had known Adam for a number of years, looked at his friend in wonderment. Only Russell Lee conveys a sense of joy and wonderment in his photographs. The man smiled at the young boy who seemed to have a well of infinite wonderment and enthusiasm to draw upon. This piece leaves the listener with a feeling of wonderment about what another day in the city will hold. But yes, it is a story of faith, of wonderment at all things in the universe and of the law of nature. I've been listening to these four discs with wonderment, admiration, and delight. For a second he looked at me, eyes still wide but no longer wide with amazement and wonderment. They were treated with awe, respect and looked at with wonderment. His face is a mixture of joy, wonderment and disbelief. I've been surrounded by people shaking their heads in despair and wonderment standing over the Irish Times. In the meantime, why not gaze in awe and wonderment at the vast shortlist. His voice is friendly and trusting and there's a sense of fun and wonderment about him. It's the small feeling of awe and wonderment you get seeing its sleek shape whizz past you. His eyes were wide with wonderment, like a surprised, yet very pleased, child's. Synonyms awe, admiration, fascination Definition of wonderment in US English: wonderment nounˈwəndərməntˈwəndərmənt A state of awed admiration or respect. Corbett shook his head in silent wonderment Example sentencesExamples This piece leaves the listener with a feeling of wonderment about what another day in the city will hold. Later I expect to gaze in wonderment at how large a university library can be. The two lads were quite impressed but the final wonderment was reserved for the Rembrandt. His eyes were wide with wonderment, like a surprised, yet very pleased, child's. His voice is friendly and trusting and there's a sense of fun and wonderment about him. In the meantime, why not gaze in awe and wonderment at the vast shortlist. The man smiled at the young boy who seemed to have a well of infinite wonderment and enthusiasm to draw upon. His face is a mixture of joy, wonderment and disbelief. But yes, it is a story of faith, of wonderment at all things in the universe and of the law of nature. It's the small feeling of awe and wonderment you get seeing its sleek shape whizz past you. Firefighter Dan, who had known Adam for a number of years, looked at his friend in wonderment. We also see the joy, fascination and wonderment on the faces of children as they read, talk with or entertain one of the characters. I've been listening to these four discs with wonderment, admiration, and delight. I've been surrounded by people shaking their heads in despair and wonderment standing over the Irish Times. They were treated with awe, respect and looked at with wonderment. An exhilarating mixture of fear, wonderment and primal curiosity overcame their usual normal response to such an occurrence. For a second he looked at me, eyes still wide but no longer wide with amazement and wonderment. Only Russell Lee conveys a sense of joy and wonderment in his photographs. The sense of sunny awe and wonderment is not as evident, but the lyrics have more depth this time around. Each model or client shows the same fascination and wonderment with their lifecast as an infant does when first recognising itself in a mirror. Synonyms awe, admiration, fascination
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