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wonderfully
[wuhn-der-fuh-lee, -der-flee]
adverb
in a way or to a degree that is excellent, great, truly satisfying, etc..
There's nothing cheap about doing your own carpentry anymore, but this project turned out wonderfully.
in a way or to a degree that arouses wonder or amazement; astonishingly.
For a first novel by such a young author, it shows wonderfully vivid powers of description and characterization.
Other Word Forms
- unwonderfully adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of wonderfully1
Example Sentences
That’s one of the beautiful things about a character that is so wonderfully written.
The scene at the so-called “kitsch-en,” for instance, wonderfully captures Willis’ commitment to playfulness as a central design conceit — something all too rare in a world often dressed in basic neutrals.
Vikander said she was "super excited and wonderfully nervous" to begin the workshopping process with Stone in the coming weeks, out of which he will begin to produce the final script.
It’s a wonderfully balanced interplay of acid and comfort.
Dillon showed his flair for comedy in the hit “There’s Something About Mary” and delivered a delicious turn in the wonderfully lurid erotic thriller, “Wild Things.”
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