The meaning of MARVEL is one that causes wonder or astonishment. How to use marvel in a sentence.

4 meanings: → See marvel 1. to be filled with surprise or wonder 2. something that causes wonder 3. archaic astonishment.... Click for more definitions.

Medieval merchants marvelled in much money + a universal truism. Andreu's linguistic abilities were even marvelled at by his school mates. The watching crowd marvelled at this. In the past …

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To become filled with wonder or astonishment. To feel amazement or bewilderment at or about: We marveled that they walked away unhurt from the car accident.

At the ethnographic museum, we marvelled at an ancient-looking moonshine still that had, in fact, only recently been confiscated by police and donated. The watching crowd marvelled at this. …

Simple past tense and past participle of marvel. The literary world marvelled at the encyclopaedic learning displayed by the author, and supposed that the French Academy, or some other …

Scholars and philosophers have long marvelled at the strange behaviour of the human heart. The 75-year-old marvelled at how things have changed for women in politics since she began. From his box seat, the 35-year-old marvelled at the last of a previous epoch of conductors.

something that causes wonder or astonishment: an engineering marvel. v. to be filled with wonder (at): [~ + at + object] I marveled at her ability to charm. [~ + that clause] They marveled that …

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