wonder
/ˈwʌndər/
verb
- To think about something with curiosity or a desire to know more.
- I wonder what time the movie starts.
- They wondered if the train would be late.
- She wondered why the sky is blue.
- To feel surprise or amazement at something.
- He wondered at how quickly the child learned to read.
- We wondered at the beauty of the sunset.
- Tourists wonder at the size of the ancient pyramids.
adjective
- Having remarkable or amazing qualities; unusually good or effective.
- That new wonder drug cured her infection quickly.
- They bought a wonder gadget that cleans the floor by itself.
- The chef created a wonder dish that everyone loved.
noun
- A feeling of surprise and admiration caused by something beautiful, unexpected, or unfamiliar.
- Her eyes were full of wonder as she saw the ocean for the first time.
- The children looked at the magician with wonder.
- The scientist spoke of the wonders of the natural world.
- Something that causes feelings of surprise and admiration; a remarkable thing or event.
- Modern medicine has performed many wonders.
- It is a wonder that no one was hurt in the accident.
- The Grand Canyon is one of the natural wonders of the world.
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