Synonyms of wonderful

wonderful

adjective

ˈwən-dər-fəl 

1

as in marvellous

causing wonder or astonishment

the mountaintop city of Machu Picchu is unquestionably a wonderful sight to behold

Synonyms & Similar Words

• marvellous
• amazing
• marvelous
• astonishing
• miraculous
• surprising
• incredible
• stunning
• awesome
• sublime
• extraordinary
• fabulous
• impressive
• wondrous
• remarkable
• staggering
• stupendous
• spectacular
• astounding
• prodigious
• interesting
• fascinating
• awful
• unusual
• portentous
• outstanding
• unique
• unbelievable
• exciting
• eye-opening
• rare
• enchanting
• inconceivable
• phenomenal
• unimaginable
• incomprehensible
• charming
• uncommon
• unthinkable
• striking
• attractive
• noticeable
• notable
• sensational
• attracting
• conspicuous
• enlightening
• unwonted
• entertaining
• singular
• alluring
• mind-blowing
• beguiling
• smashing
• mind-boggling
• enthralling
• invigorating
• bewitching
• mind-bending
• stimulating
• enlivening
• energizing
• captivating
• animating
• galvanizing

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• unremarkable
• typical
• tedious
• unimpressive
• normal
• boring
• usual
• common
• ordinary
• dull
• uninteresting
• uninspiring
• monotonous
• tiring
• weary
• customary
• wearisome
• uninspired
• mundane
• unexceptional
• wearying
• exhausting
• draining
• fatiguing
• debilitating
• discouraging
• wearing
• disheartening
• jading
• dispiriting
• demoralizing
• enervating
• enfeebling

2

as in lovely

of the very best kind

that bakery makes wonderful cannoli

Synonyms & Similar Words

• lovely
• excellent
• terrific
• beautiful
• great
• awesome
• fantastic
• fabulous
• superb
• marvelous
• marvellous
• stellar
• fine
• prime
• hot
• neat
• famous
• heavenly
• cool
• classic
• splendid
• quality
• divine
• exceptional
• brave
• sensational
• good
• fab
• immense
• superlative
• nifty
• top-notch
• first-rate
• first-class
• noble
• grand
• superior
• fantabulous
• slick
• top
• groovy
• dandy
• high-class
• choice
• cracking
• unsurpassed
• keen
• peachy
• sterling
• par excellence
• swell
• decent
• too much
• topping
• banner
• prize
• top-shelf
• mean
• special
• dynamite
• radical
• crackerjack
• out of this world
• better
• supernal
• No. 1
• righteous
• gone
• frontline
• blue-ribbon
• topflight
• blue-chip
• capital
• number one
• dope
• boss
• peachy keen
• primo
• A1
• out-of-sight
• bumper
• first-string
• wizard
• bang-up
• bully
• gangbuster
• adequate
• top-of-the-line
• tip-top
• jim-dandy
• bonny
• brag
• hype
• gangbusters
• okay
• acceptable
• A-OK
• prizewinning
• satisfactory
• gilt-edge
• boffo
• five-star
• corking
• bonnie
• traditional
• classical
• down
• four-star
• gilt-edged
• phat
• numero uno
• tolerable
• all right
• OK
• fancy
• passable
• premium
• high-grade
• select
• standard
• high-test
• superfine

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• poor
• terrible
• awful
• pathetic
• vile
• lousy
• wretched
• rotten
• atrocious
• bad
• unsatisfactory
• inferior
• substandard
• execrable
• low-grade
• mediocre
• second-class
• middling
• second-rate

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a wonderful time

a fantastic time

a delightful time

an awesome time

a terrific time

a lovely time

wonderful news

great news

splendid news

fantastic news

amazing news

terrific news

a wonderful book

a fascinating book

a terrific book

an amazing book

an outstanding book

a marvelous book

a wonderful opportunity

an incredible opportunity

a tremendous opportunity

a fantastic opportunity

a phenomenal opportunity

a terrific opportunity

Examples of wonderful in a Sentence

Recent Examples on the Web

Fall is simultaneously a wonderful time of year to get outside or putter around at home. —Sara Coughlin, SELF, 28 Oct. 2024

That movie is wonderful at observing people’s flaws in a loving way. —Michael Schulman, The New Yorker, 27 Oct. 2024

First, read the spoiler-free BAIT: a weird and wonderful pick from any time in film. —Alison Foreman, IndieWire, 25 Oct. 2024

The art style of the storybook is just wonderful, and the bedroom scenes are effective too. —Kris Holt, Forbes, 17 Oct. 2024