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Meanings of wondrous in anglès
portuguès
maravilhosamente Extraordinarily good or great; used especially as intensifiers.
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Sinònims
Examples for "incredibly"
Examples for "incredibly"
1
As a result, FORM 6 was slow, extremely expensive, and incredibly good.
2
He said these were points the government needed to take incredibly seriously.
3
He said: This has been an incredibly difficult time for all concerned.
4
The months ahead are likely to begin with an incredibly balanced approach.
5
Mark is incredibly talented, one of the great British actors working today.
1
Fear of freedom beyond the constraints now, and seeming wonderfully free already.
2
The months ahead are likely to begin with a wonderfully unexpected surprise.
3
A true French classic that is wonderfully satisfying to make at home.
4
That said, he becomes wonderfully clear when he addresses the Grandfather Paradox.
5
It was light and wonderfully strong, but too flexible for hard work.
1
He added: John's building was first class, the aircraft was superbly built.
2
It does seem that the McKinley men have superbly good business acumen.
3
A tunnel search scene with night-vision effects is a particularly superbly shot.
4
Leinster gained the upper hand early and then defended their lead superbly.
5
The guests were conveyed in superbly decorated gondolas down the Grand Canal.
1
The worth of it must be fabulous; the design is marvellously executed.
2
Every book in these marvellously cheap libraries will bear the closest criticism.
3
For nine o'clock in the morning the Birdcage Walk was marvellously deserted.
4
I let the waiters make suggestions, and they did the job marvellously.
5
The Coroner had been marvellously courteous to the procession of humble witnesses.
1
It's good honest winter's food and it can be done fantastically well.
2
It was a fantastically difficult task, and they met with no success.
3
The weather was fantastically clear, with visibility of almost a thousand yards.
4
The only good thing about this place is that it's fantastically roomy.
5
Recently, she has been on several overseas trips and done fantastically well.
1
Besides, one sleeps marvelously in Russia, in spite of the strong tea.
2
Matthew saw the spring suddenly glow golden with a marvelously beautiful light.
3
Here are 10 marvelously screwball panels from this six-issue Silver Age series.
4
The mound at the other end had become completely and marvelously changed.
5
What he took he secreted, and was marvelously cunning in doing it.
1
To them Earth might not seem a wondrously congenial place at all.
2
The ceiling was a marvelous marquetry of many and wondrously harmonious colors.
3
His might overtaxed every blade however wondrously the smith had welded it.
4
The face on which I gazed was wondrously beautiful, and severely awful.
5
He felt refreshed and wondrously light-hearted, at peace with all the world.
1
These days, however, the future of crime fiction is looking fabulously female.
2
What Henry needed was new management, and again he was fabulously lucky.
3
But, in reality, the middle-class audience to Radio 4 is fabulously varied.
4
It's fast, anarchic and a fine addition to a fabulously entertaining game.
5
I don't think I'm ever going to be a fabulously productive person.
1
But that's missing the point of this terrifically humane and idealistic film.
2
He said to me, What a terrifically sad world we Jive in.
3
For the moment she had forgotten that other thing so terrifically important.
4
When he tried to concentrate his mental faculties, his head ached terrifically.
5
For thirty minutes I sat there thinking how terrifically stupid I'd been.
1
Fuller, my servant, cooks for us, and he is turning out a genius as a cook; he cooks toppingly.
Usage of wondrous in anglès
1
It's been a long and wondrous day, and it's far from done.
2
All that history was wondrous but, given our schedule, also rather daunting.
3
Alexia was underwhelmed; she had heard such wondrous things about French cuisine.
4
Perhaps the most wondrous part of the journey was still to come.
5
That should be an easy task for one with such wondrous powers.
6
Half a tumbler of the raw spirit brought about a wondrous change.
7
This set includes the famous Golden Sonata and others equally as wondrous.
8
The dimensions of the main dining room are colossal, the light wondrous.
9
Of course, diving isn't the only application for this wondrous hippie jewel.
10
Thus hath it been decreed by the Spirit in this wondrous Tablet.
11
And then, in wondrous mystic wise, the tone of the gathering softened.
12
The bearer hath for his years done wondrous chivalrously in this enterprise.
13
If so, who in their right mind would test this wondrous machine?
14
There is the first declaration of the coming of this wondrous Redeemer.
15
And Elves are wondrous fair to look upon, or so 'tis said.'
16
Thou art the Sovereign, the wondrous Creator, the Mighty, the Best Beloved.
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United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
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United States of America
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