- marvel⇄marvel, noun, verb, (Especially British)-velled,-vellingor (especially U.S.)-veled,-veling.
- marvel⇄noun 1. something wonderful; astonishing thing; a wonder.
Ex. The airplane and television are among the marvels of science. The book is a marvel of accuracy.
2. (Archaic.) astonishment; wonder.
Ex. The vast acquirements of the new gove - marvel⇄v.i. 1. to be filled with wonder; be astonished.
Ex. I marvel at your boldness. She marveled at the beautiful sunset. Lancelot marvell'd at the wordless man (Tennyson).
2. to feel astonished curiousity.
Ex. I marvel how men toil and fa - marvel⇄v.t. 1. to wonder at.
Ex. We marveled that no one had been injured in the accident. And the people ... marvelled that he tarried so long in the temple (Luke 1:21).
2. to wonder or be curious about.
Ex. I marvel what kin thou and thy da