marvelous (Meaning)
marvelous (s)
extraordinarily good or great; used especially as intensifiers
too improbable to admit of belief
being or having the character of a miracle
marvelous (n.)
Exciting wonder or surprise; astonishing; wonderful.
Partaking of the character of miracle, or supernatural power; incredible.
Synonyms & Antonyms of marvelous
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- uninspired
- customary
- normal
- wearisome
- boring
- tedious
- unimpressive
- usual
- uninspired
- weary
- dull
- boring
- tedious
- uninspiring
- typical
- unimpressive
- customary
- dull
- monotonous
- tiring
- uninteresting
- uninteresting
- usual
- tiring
- weary
- unremarkable
- unexceptional
- ordinary
- normal
- monotonous
- common
- uninspiring
- ordinary
- mundane
- typical
- wearisome
- unremarkable
- unexceptional
- mundane
- common
Synonyms:
- noticeable
- captivating
- enchanting
- conspicuous
- unthinkable
- unimaginable
- extraordinary
- sensational
- impressive
- entertaining
- attracting
- unwonted
- striking
- interesting
- attractive
- spectacular
- alluring
- inconceivable
- unbelievable
- enlightening
- phenomenal
- eye-opening
- portentous
- singular
- charming
- notable
- incomprehensible
Antonyms:
marvelous Sentence Examples
- The intricate carvings on the ancient temple were a marvelous testament to the skill of its artisans.
- The symphony orchestra delivered a marvelous performance that left the audience spellbound.
- The chef created a marvelous dish that tantalized our taste buds and left us yearning for more.
- The sunset painted the sky with marvelous hues of orange, purple, and gold.
- The children's laughter echoed through the park, creating a marvelous symphony of joy.
- The artist's brushstrokes danced across the canvas, creating a marvelous work of art that captivated all who beheld it.
- The explorers discovered a marvelous new land, filled with exotic plants and animals.
- The scientist's breakthrough was a marvelous achievement that paved the way for countless advancements.
- The dancer's movements were marvelous, a graceful and fluid expression of beauty.
- The book transported us to a marvelous world of adventure and imagination, where anything was possible.
FAQs About the word marvelous
extraordinarily good or great; used especially as intensifiers, too improbable to admit of belief, being or having the character of a miracleExciting wonder or
wonderful, sublime, amazing, awesome, astonishing, stunning, unusual, fabulous, rare, exciting
uninspired, customary, normal, wearisome, boring, tedious, unimpressive, usual, uninspired, weary
The intricate carvings on the ancient temple were a marvelous testament to the skill of its artisans.
The symphony orchestra delivered a marvelous performance that left the audience spellbound.
The chef created a marvelous dish that tantalized our taste buds and left us yearning for more.
The sunset painted the sky with marvelous hues of orange, purple, and gold.
