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wondrous

[wuhn-druhs] / ˈwʌn drəs /


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The Agnus Dei begins in glum realization that there may be no compensation for humanity’s great sins when, again astonishingly without expectation, one of Beethoven’s uniquely wondrous melodies takes over.

From Los Angeles Times

He believed in making wishes, and in lucky four-leaf clovers, and in underground tunnels that lead to wondrous places.

From Literature

The results are wondrous and unsettling: People without a lick of coding experience are building things that once required trained software developers.

From The Wall Street Journal

She chose a straightforward chronological hang that presents many wondrous works and several revelations.

From The Wall Street Journal

Sometimes the cash-flow benefits of paying late are so wondrous, at least on paper, that investors might be getting a distorted picture of a company’s financial strength and liquidity.

From The Wall Street Journal