Synonym: wonder. Similar words: marvelous, marvellous, carve, starve, parvenu, harvest, starvation, nerve. Meaning: ['mɑrvl /'mɑːvl] 
n. something that causes feelings of wonder. v. 1. be amazed at 2. express astonishment or surprise about something.
n. something that causes feelings of wonder. v. 1. be amazed at 2. express astonishment or surprise about something. 
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1 We paused to marvel at the view.
2 It's a marvel that he escaped unhurt.
3 The robot is a marvel of modern engineering.
4 One can only marvel at the way the building has been constructed.
5 He's a marvel of patience.
6 Your room is a marvel of neatness and order.
7 I never cease to marvel at his stupidity.
8 This miniature TV is the latest technological marvel from Japan.
9 Visitors to Rome marvel over the beauty of the city.
10 I marvel that she agreed to do something so dangerous.
11 It's a marvel how they've managed to build the tunnel so quickly.
12 It's a marvel that he wasn't killed in the car crash.
13 The bridge is an engineering marvel.
14 Here are some Marvel comic characters.
15 The marvel is that more is different.
16 The linguini with mussels marinara was yet another marvel.
17 We marvel at its stupidity,(www.Sentencedict.com) its gullibility.
18 Ordinarily we could marvel and celebrate without any deeper pang of fear.
19 His solo was a marvel of sound, subtlety, and musicality.
20 We're using a Matrox Marvel card and this has an external connection pod.
21 I marvel at the way so great a power is falling so gentle on the earth.
22 It's not the young lovers I marvel at, but the older ones, such as one couple I see regularly.
23 Close inspection makes one marvel at the intricate perfection of nature opposed to the finest fashion houses.
24 I marvel, too, at the confidence exhibited by the hosts of such shows.
25 Marvel at the products of the local potteries at Norton and Crambeck.
26 She works so hard in spite of her illness: she's a marvel!
27 I don't know how he did it - he's an absolute marvel!
28 He could do one poem with sixty verses without pause, and Sir Emmanuel would listen and marvel at his ability.
29 Presented with a diagram of the alimentary canal, he tended to marvel at its artistry rather than study its efficiency.
30 Until the combine appeared, the self-binder had been the mechanical marvel of the farm machinery industry for forty years.