Synonym: astounding, divine, exceptional, extraordinary, glorious, magnificent, miraculous, remarkable, superb, wonderful. Similar words: marvellous, libelous, carve, starve, harvest, parvenu, feel out, develop. Meaning: ['mɑrvləs /'mɑːv-] 
adj. 1. extraordinarily good; used especially as intensifiers 2. too improbable to admit of belief 3. being or having the character of a miracle.
adj. 1. extraordinarily good; used especially as intensifiers 2. too improbable to admit of belief 3. being or having the character of a miracle. 
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91 I love more than anything else to read his masterpiece "The Divine Comedy, " for its strangely marvelous symbols and tropes, gently forceful structure, and unhurried manner are without parallel.
92 He was a marvelous man, bright, humble, funny as all get-out , and kind to a fault, even to his opponents' young campaign workers.
93 Objective : To evaluate the effect of Marvelous Frostbite Curing Liquid on chilblain.
94 Some animals have formed marvelous acts through their memory power.
95 We spoke to your team principal Ross brown earlier this morning, and he said this is a top-level F1 business with some extremely talented people, very good drivers and marvelous facilities.
96 "In that case I must tell you a marvelous story, " the titmouse said.
97 But we cannot neglect the following devices in it: sudden switches of scene, stream-of-consciousness device, motifs from classical and medieval myth, abundant allusions and marvelous symbolic images.
98 Sitar Tan , you are a marvelous singer , fall in love with you and love the Chinese folk music !
99 At the end of the last century, a marvelous spire was added, which makes it soar up slenderly into the German skies.
More similar words: marvellous, libelous, carve, starve, harvest, parvenu, feel out, develop, envelope, developer, velocity, enveloped, developing, development, developmental, redevelopment, developing country, blouse, melodious, callous, developing countries, perilous, jealous, fabulous, credulous, querulous, nebulous, incredulous, frivolous, tremulous.