= wonderfully, adv. 1. In a wonderful manner; marvellously.

Wonderfully, marvellously, strangely.

Wondrously, marvellously, surprisingly; exceedingly, very.

So as to excite wonder; †miraculously; to a wonderful degree or extent; marvellously, astonishingly, surprisingly: often passing into a mere…

In a marvellous or wonderful manner; to an astonishing or extraordinary degree.

Wonderfully, astonishingly; exceedingly. Now archaic and regional (chiefly U.S.).

= marvellously, adv. 1.

= wonderfully, adv. 1. Now dialect.

wondrously.

to marvel: wonderfully. Obsolete.

= wondrous, adj. adv.

In a wondrous manner; to a wonderful degree; wonderfully, marvellously.

Wonderfully, amazingly; (also) to a great extent or degree; extremely, immensely; prolifically, copiously.

= wondrously, adv. archaic.

In an admirable manner; wonderfully, marvellously. Also as a simple intensifier: very, extremely.

So as to be admired; (also) in an admirable manner, admirably.

to a miracle: so well or successfully as to seem miraculous; marvellously well. Obsolete.

Wonderfully, astonishingly; = marvellous, adv.

In an amazing manner; so as to cause astonishment, or wonder, or great surprise. In later use also in a weakened sense: remarkably, exceedingly.

Amazingly, remarkably.

Wonderfully.

So as to cause surprise; astonishingly, wonderfully; †admirably.

Phraseological uses. to a wonder, in early use also †to wonder, marvellously, wonderfully, marvellously well. Obsolete or archaic.

In an astonishing manner; to an astonishing degree; amazingly, surprisingly.

= prodigiously, adv. 1. Now archaic and rare.

In a striking manner or degree.

In an amazing manner, amazingly. Originally modifying adjectives and adverbs (now archaic and rare); in recent use chiefly modifying verbs (U.S. collo…

Admirably, wonderfully. Cf. to admiration at admiration, n. phrases 1.

In an astounding manner; amazingly.

So as to excite wonder or admiration; wonderfully, superbly.

Astonishingly, amazingly.

In a staggering manner; unsteadily, totteringly; also (rarely) so as to stagger or shock; hence in trivial use, amazingly; exceedingly.