Wonderfulness
51strangeness — n. 1. Foreignness. 2. Distance, reserve, coldness, shyness, uncommunicativeness. 3. Uncouthness, oddness, singularity, eccentricity, grotesqueness. 4. Estrangement, alienation, mutual dislike. 5. Wonderfulness, marvellousness, uncommonness …
52wonderful — /ˈwʌndəfəl / (say wunduhfuhl) adjective 1. excellent; delightful; extremely good or fine. 2. of a kind to excite wonder; marvellous; extraordinary; remarkable. {Middle English, Old English wundorfull. See wonder, ful} –wonderfully, adverb… …
53wonderful — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ extremely good, pleasant, or remarkable. DERIVATIVES wonderfully adverb wonderfulness noun …
54wonderfully — wonderful ► ADJECTIVE ▪ extremely good, pleasant, or remarkable. DERIVATIVES wonderfully adverb wonderfulness noun …
55wonderful — [wun′dərfəl] adj. [ME < OE wundorfull] 1. that causes wonder; marvelous; amazing 2. very good, excellent, fine, etc. wonderfully adv. wonderfulness n …
56marvelous — adjective 1. extraordinarily good or great; used especially as intensifiers (Freq. 3) a fantastic trip to the Orient the film was fantastic! a howling success a marvelous collection of rare books had a rattling conversation about politics a… …
57wonderful — adj. 1 very remarkable or admirable. 2 arousing wonder. Derivatives: wonderfully adv. wonderfulness n. Etymology: OE wunderfull (as WONDER, FUL) …
