wonderment (Meaning)

Wordnet

wonderment (n)

the feeling aroused by something strange and surprising

Webster

Surprise; astonishment; a wonderful appearance; a wonder.

The child's eyes sparkled with wonderment as he gazed upon the towering skyscraper.
The astronomer's face was etched with wonderment as he witnessed the celestial dance of the stars.
The explorer's heart leapt with wonderment as he discovered an ancient ruin hidden deep within the jungle.
The musician's fingers danced across the keys with wonderment, creating a melody that transcended the realms of time.
The artist's brushstrokes captured the wonderment of the natural world, transforming canvas into a living masterpiece.
The poet's words whispered tales of love and longing, filling the reader with wonderment and longing.
The scientist's mind was consumed by wonderment as he delved into the mysteries of the universe.
The traveler's soul yearned for adventure, filled with wonderment for all that the world had to offer.
The teacher's voice filled the classroom with wonderment, igniting a thirst for knowledge in her students.
The lover's embrace held a depth of wonderment, a shared connection that transcended physical boundaries.

the feeling aroused by something strange and surprisingSurprise; astonishment; a wonderful appearance; a wonder.

amazement, wonder, admiration, astonishment,awe, excitement, fascination, disbelief, reverence, shock

disinterest, unconcern, boredom, boredom, apathy, apathy, disinterest, unconcern, indifference,indifference

The child's eyes sparkled with wonderment as he gazed upon the towering skyscraper.

The astronomer's face was etched with wonderment as he witnessed the celestial dance of the stars.

The explorer's heart leapt with wonderment as he discovered an ancient ruin hidden deep within the jungle.

The musician's fingers danced across the keys with wonderment, creating a melody that transcended the realms of time.