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Meanings of wondrously beautiful in English
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Usage of wondrously beautiful in English
1
The face on which I gazed was wondrously beautiful, and severely awful.
2
Poetry alone might give a faint idea of a scene so wondrously beautiful.
3
And, indeed, the view which they enjoyed from the, balcony was wondrously beautiful.
4
Reading these works is like passing through a wondrously beautiful country.
5
It was indeed a wondrously beautiful, but awe-inspiring spectacle.
6
The Prince who had remained in the carriage, saw his brothers, approaching with wondrously beautiful ladies.
7
The panorama that spread before them was wondrously beautiful, but Charley had no heart for scenery.
8
Turning her wondrously beautiful, though melancholy black eyes on him, she replied, with a sad smile:
9
Our Beauty was so wondrously beautiful that everyone in the world knew her name and face.
10
There came a wondrously beautiful October Saturday, and Tode stood by the window in Mr. Birge's study.
11
Still was she wondrously beautiful, for grief softened a style of loveliness sometimes too brilliant and imperious.
12
Seen across the South Gardens, the whole facade rising from the trees along the wall, is wondrously beautiful.
13
Hers was a face to make one sad to see at that time, wondrously beautiful as it was.
14
The scene was wondrously beautiful.
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She will be wondrously beautiful.
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It was wondrously beautiful weather!
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