marvel in Latin
marvel in Latin is miror — marvel means something that causes wonder or amazement.
marvel in Latin
miror
(intransitive) To become filled with wonderment or admiration; to be amazed at something.
What does "marvel" mean?
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noun Something that causes wonder or amazement.
"The cathedral is a marvel of medieval engineering."
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verb To feel or express great wonder or surprise at something.
"Visitors marvel at the size of the ancient redwoods."
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marvel in a sentence
- The cathedral is a marvel of medieval engineering.
- Modern smartphones are a marvel compared to the computers of decades past.
- Visitors marvel at the size of the ancient redwoods.
- She marveled at how quickly the children had grown.
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What is "marvel" in Latin?
"marvel" in Latin is miror. marvel means: Something that causes wonder or amazement.
How do you use "marvel" in a sentence?
Example: "The cathedral is a marvel of medieval engineering." In Latin, "marvel" is miror.
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