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wonderment

[wuhn-der-muhnt] / ˈwʌn dər mənt /


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As Swift teased out song titles like a siren bingo hall caller, fans expressed wonderment, bordering on exasperation, about the late-night reveals of "Midnights."

From Salon

Wednesday’s Sanctus was one of divine wonderment; the Agnus Dei resonated from the lower strings with the richness of an organ.

From New York Times

What this ragtag empire produces, against considerable odds, is entertainment: emotion, wonderment and, on occasion, art, to be lapped up by an eager and easily enchanted moviegoing public.

From Los Angeles Times

At moments when mental health patients could be feeling trapped, Biswas said in an interview, her mural might “give them a sense of wonderment, a bit of hope.”

From New York Times

It’s easy to forget the wonderment and rapt attention that greeted its movements in those early days.

From Seattle Times