wonderful

Used to strongly emphasize that something is wonderful.

Used for strong emphasis, often with ungradable adjectives, to mean 'completely'.

Used to mean 'simply' or 'truly' wonderful, emphasizing the quality without reservation.

Means 'completely' or 'to a significant degree' wonderful.

Emphasizes the pure and uncomplicated nature of how wonderful something is.

Emphasizes the genuine and sincere nature of the wonderful quality.

Emphasizes that something is wonderful in every way.

Used as a superlative or a strong intensifier.

A moderate intensifier, meaning 'quite' or 'fairly' wonderful.

A moderate intensifier, often used in British English, to mean 'to a certain extent'.

Describes things that are both bizarre and amazing, common in BrE.

Describes things that are both unusual and amazing.

Used to describe a person, thing, or situation's state of being wonderful.

Used to describe the wonderful appearance of someone or something.

Used to describe an internal sensation or emotion of being wonderful.

Used to describe something heard, like an idea or music, as being wonderful.

Used to describe a wonderful scent or aroma.

Used to describe a wonderful flavor.