marvellous
Britishadjective
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causing great wonder, surprise, etc; extraordinary
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improbable or incredible
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excellent; splendid
Other Word Forms
- marvellously adverb
- marvellousness noun
Example Sentences
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Speaking on BBC Radio 5's Wake Up To Money show, he recalled the company's "marvellous" trading period after Prince George was photographed wearing the shoes during a tour of Australasia.
From BBC
“I’m just thrilled to be joining the team and all the new bakers to come. I wish the marvellous Prue all the best, and am giddily grateful for the opportunity!”
From Los Angeles Times
"Terry - what a marvellous career. He did everything and he suffered as well - the Bradford fire and his son Daniel. What a man," he said.
From BBC
The charity Action on Asbestos said the ruling was "simply marvellous news" for other families who had been affected by asbestos illness.
From BBC
Other authors and previous Children's Laureates who have welcomed the announcement included Dame Jacqueline Wilson, who said it was "a marvellous idea".
From BBC
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