Meanings of great wonderment in English

How's that? he was finally able to exclaim in great wonderment.

I asked, still leaning out of the window and filled with a great wonderment.

My mother and her friend stared with great wonderment at this man who was more than twice their age.

Teig was filled with a great wonderment, entirely, when he saw the fairies, but when they saw him they laughed.

Of what she thought I cannot tell you; but in Richard there was no power of thought, only a great wonderment.

A great wonderment to them was this immensity of the sea of ocean, wherein the land seemed a little thing lost for ever.

So there he lay, a new Endymion, while the most modern of Dianas hung over him, stricken with great wonderment at his perfection.

Therefore he came home to St. Quentin, where he abode in quiet for some three years, to the great wonderment of all the world.

When he turned to leave the room he saw that Louis' face was buried among his cushions and he drove away in a great wonderment.

Duyckinck and his friend Mr. Beekman, of New York, having read your "Twice-Told Tales" with great wonderment and delight, "desire you of more acquaintance."

When the Indian had reached the spot where the dead grizzly bear lay, he paused in the greatest wonderment.

"Why, Grandfather, here is the very arm!" interrupted Charley, in great wonderment.

"Aye," said Myles, gaping in great wonderment at the strangeness of the question.