Wonder – Meaning, Definiton, Synonyms and Antonyms
Wonder is used as a noun in English grammar, referring to a feeling of amazement, curiosity, or admiration about something unusual or extraordinary.
Meaning:
Wonder means a feeling of amazement and curiosity about something extraordinary, mysterious, or unexpected.
Definition:
Wonder is a feeling of admiration, curiosity, and amazement caused by something remarkable, mysterious, or unexpected—often making you think deeply or ask questions. It can describe both an emotion (the feeling itself) and a state of being impressed by something you find hard to explain.
Etymology:
The word wonder comes from Old English wundor, meaning “something strange or marvelous.” Over time, it developed into the modern idea of being amazed or curious, especially when faced with something surprising or hard to understand.
Example Sentences:
- I wonder how the new system will affect our workflow next week.
- She wonders whether the painting is real or just an elaborate copy.
- They wonder about the future after hearing the results of the study.
- Visitors stood in wonder when they saw the ancient ruins up close.
Wonder Synonyms:
- Amazement
- Awe
- Marvel
- Curiosity
- Surprise
- Amazing (feeling)
- Miracle (sense of the extraordinary)
- Wonderful (something that inspires wonder)
Wonder Antonyms:
- Indifference
- Disinterest
- Disregard
- Unconcern
- Apathy
- Boredom
- Cynicism
- Ignorance (lack of awareness)
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