wonderment in English
Corbett shook his head in silent wonderment
Use "wonderment" in a sentence
1. 22 It has always inspired awe and wonderment.
2. Finally, after much wonderment, they realized what had happened.
3. Yet, instead of responding with wonderment and appreciation, they withdrew.
4. Amazeballs is a derivative of amaze, which means to cause admiration or wonderment
5. Let us not, however, stand abashed in wonderment at what the estate agents achieved.
6. 6 The major features of transpersonal experiences include wonderment, assuredness, wisdom, unity, universality, and influential power.
7. Well, on catching sight of her I wondered with great wonderment [but, of course, not admiringly].”—Rev.
8. 23 The summit anchor added to the wonderment: a sling around a statue of the Virgin, complete with a bouquet!
9. 9 To his unfeigned astonishment the questions were answered promptly, simply, and decisively, and when the interview was ended my companion naively expressed his wonderment.
10. 24 His servant was trying to show the messenger how to hold a dagger, and Corbett shook his head in silent wonderment.
11. Synonyms: amazement, stupefaction, wonder, wonderment The class looked on in Astonishment as their teacher proceeded to tear the pages out of the textbook
12. Now kin'n bros'n half-strangers, even the Abbess... all come knocking... to gape in wonderment, like Sonmi herself were sitting in our kitchen.
13. To his unfeigned astonishment the questions were answered promptly, simply, and decisively, and when the interview was ended my companion naively expressed his wonderment.
14. (Ac 2:22) The miraculous cures and resurrections he performed not only excited wonderment but also portended what he would do on a greater scale in the future.
15. MARJORIE DEAN COLLEGE FRESHMAN PAULINE LESTER Aunt Martha looked at him over the rims of her spectacles, wonderment in her gaze—perhaps a little Belligerence. THE RANGE BOSS CHARLES ALDEN SELTZER
16. Ora, I've seen our boy stand agaze and breathless at the wonderment of bird and critter wind, rain, the sun and the moon just like I stood when I was a boy in the forest.
17. The Gorgeous 1.5-Mile Hike Near Georgia’s Powers Island That Will Lead You Past Bouldered Banks Of The Chattahoochee Georgia has quite a few hiking trails throughout the state that offer up miles upon miles of natural wonderment.
18. This page shows answers to the clue Awed.Awed may be defined as “Filled with or expressing awe“Inspired by a feeling of fearful wonderment or reverence“Having or showing a feeling of mixed reverence and respect and wonder and dread”.
19. Amazement: 1 n the feeling that accompanies something extremely surprising Synonyms: astonishment Types: show 5 types hide 5 types admiration , wonder , wonderment the feeling aroused by something strange and surprising surprise the astonishment you feel when something totally unexpected happens to you stupefaction a feeling of stupefied
20. Awe is a noun for the feeling of wonderment after seeing something spectacular.One can also be in Awe if he or she is afraid of someone or respects someone greatly.As a verb it means to cause someone else to be in Awe
21. Astonishment: 1 n the feeling that accompanies something extremely surprising “he looked at me in Astonishment ” Synonyms: amazement Types: show 5 types hide 5 types admiration , wonder , wonderment the feeling aroused by something strange and surprising surprise the Astonishment you feel when something totally unexpected happens to you
22. Awed: 1 adj inspired by a feeling of fearful wonderment or reverence “ Awed by the silence” Synonyms: awful reverent feeling or showing profound respect or veneration adj having or showing a feeling of mixed reverence and respect and wonder and dread “stood in Awed silence before the shrine” Synonyms: awestricken , awestruck overAwed overcome
23. Inspired by a feeling of fearful wonderment or reverence; "Awed by the silence"; "awful worshippers with bowed heads" having or showing a feeling of mixed reverence and respect and wonder and dread; "stood in Awed silence before the shrine"; "in grim despair and awestruck wonder"