wonderment in the PONS Dictionary

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His attainments in these pursuits are extraordinary; a constant source of wonderment and admiration.
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In our family, we try to blend the religious symbols in with earthly wonderment of the season.
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This fact has brought forth wonderment and encomia from generations of white men who write history.
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Plus you have that sense of wonderment that people get when watching someone who has truly mastered something.
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Twirling the kaleidoscope every once in while gives you many more patterns to gaze at in wonderment.
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The first film balances tense action scoring and horror elements with a sense of wonderment and awe, but the sequel is mostly devoid of the latter.
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Magic, visual wonderment and mythology are important elements in his films.
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No wonder the eyes of the model are always slightly bulbous with a kind of childish wonderment.
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You can see as he continues to flex his vocal skills they continue to be shocked and smile in wonderment.
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But because those chores are in space, they give us a sense of wonderment -- they let us imagine ourselves away from earthly troubles.
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