wonderful

Meaning

1. Tending to excite wonder; surprising, extraordinary.
2. Surprisingly excellent; very good or admirable, extremely impressive.

wonderful

marvellous

excellent

marvelous

splendid

amazing

magnificent

great

astonishing

terrific

strange

superb

fantastic

surprising

miraculous

beautiful

outstanding

remarkable

good

fabulous

wondrous

admirable

odd

gorgeous

fine

awesome

lovely

mysterious

perfect

delightful

extraordinary

prodigious

super

curious

wow

fancy

brilliant

weird

delicious

nice

sweet

terrible

charming

fab

glorious

surprizing

stupendous

stunning

feel strange

exquisite

outrageous

astounding

dreadful

magical

best

prime

magic

exciting wonder

grand

howling

rattling

tremendous

uncommon

majestic

neat

peachy

dandy

correct

proper

right

attractive

shapely

wonder

agreed

bizarre

extravagance

pomp

splendor

splendour

to a great extent

first-rate

bewildering

puzzled

surprised

pleasant

pleasing

premium

superior

top

tiptop

unusual

keen

topping

preeminent

surpassing

fascinating

thrilling

quaint

braw

copacetic

elegant

exclusive

hunky-dory

polite

raffish

red-carpet

smart

trig

ambrosial

beauteous

blissful

dulcet

gonzo

bang-up

beaming

blazing

bright

bully

capital

copasetic

corking

crackerjack

fantabulous

fulgent

glary

groovy

incandescent

lofty

lucent

lustrous

luxe

mean

nifty

shining

smashing

sparkling

spiffing

aureate

boss

phenomenal

startling

arrogant

haughty

very good

eminent

illustrious

awe-inspiring

sublime

generous

swell

breathtaking

satisfactory

peculiar

rare

miracle

enchanting

thaumaturgical

veneficial

queer

frightful

Frequency

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈwʌn.də.fl̩/

From Middle English wonderful, wondirful, from Old English wundorful (“wonderful”), from Proto-West Germanic *wundrafull, equivalent to wonder + -ful. Cognate Dutch wondervol (“wonderful”), German wundervoll (“wonderful”). Compare Old English wuldorfull (“glorious”).