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marvelous
especially British, ³¾²¹°łĀ·±¹±š±ōĀ·±ō“Ē³Ü²õ
[mahr-vuh-luhs]
adjective
superb; excellent; great.
a marvelous show.
Synonyms:Antonyms:such as to cause wonder, admiration, or astonishment; surprising; extraordinary.
Synonyms: , ,Antonyms:improbable or incredible.
the marvelous events of Greek myth.
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Other 51³Ō¹Ļ Forms
- marvelously adverb
- marvellousness noun
- supermarvelous adjective
- supermarvelously adverb
- supermarvelousness noun
- unmarvellous adjective
- unmarvellously adverb
- unmarvellousness noun
- unmarvelous adjective
- unmarvelously adverb
- unmarvelousness noun
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51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of marvelous1
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Example Sentences
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The marvelous painting was made at a pivotal moment.
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Her future daughterās marvelous movie embodies that idea beautifully.
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If I have done nothing else in this crazy life, I have helped hoist three marvelous kids to legal adulthood and sent them all off to college.
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Together, we made magic out of the mundane and it was marvelous.
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Despite the paltry turnout, Sheinbaum has lauded the election as āmarvelousā and āa great success.ā
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What doesĢżmarvelous mean?
Marvelous means wonderful, extraordinary, fabulous, superb, excellent. In this sense, it is often used to praise things like works of art and artistic performances.Marvelous is the adjective form of the noun marvel, which most commonly means a thing that causes wonder. Marvelous can mean causing wonder, as well as improbable, but both of these senses are much less common than its primary meaning of āwonderful.āIn British English, it is commonly spelled marvellous.Example: That was absolutely marvelous! What a wonderful show! Bravo!
Marvelous means wonderful, extraordinary, fabulous, superb, excellent. In this sense, it is often used to praise things like works of art and artistic performances.Marvelous is the adjective form of the noun marvel, which most commonly means a thing that causes wonder. Marvelous can mean causing wonder, as well as improbable, but both of these senses are much less common than its primary meaning of āwonderful.āIn British English, it is commonly spelled marvellous.Example: That was absolutely marvelous! What a wonderful show! Bravo!
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