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Often used in the same context:
know,
ponder,
imagine,
fathom,
guess,
doubt,
suppose,
cringe,
grumble,
fret,
think,
clue,
curious,
shudder,
worry,
tell,
say,
question,
marvel,
wince,
realize,
exclaim,
complain,
quibble,
unsure,
see,
argue,
bemoan,
speculating,
puzzled,
weep,
understand,
opine,
dunno,
lament,
explain,
musing,
surmise,
pussyfoot,
queasy,
rhapsodise,
unclear,
wounder,
envy,
mad,
snicker,
presume,
perplexed,
fantasize,
yearn,
cry,
amazed,
feel,
debatable,
hmmm,
tarnation,
sense,
mutter,
whining,
envious,
astonishes,
ask,
inkling,
surely,
believe,
sure,
moan,
forget,
even,
fuss,
remember,
dreaming,
theorize,
agonize,
anyway,
pshaw,
pretend,
pontificating,
beleave,
contemplate,
griping,
damned,
scoff,
debating,
mystified,
wonderment,
look,
puzzlement,
preordain,
huh,
overpraise,
geez,
naysay,
brag,
carped,
baffled,
squirm,
insist,
pity,
boohoo,
reckon,
actually,
amazement,
astonishment,
bewilderment,
joy,
perplexity,
amaze,
awe,
consternation,
delight,
dread,
horror,
surprise,
dismay,
gladness,
vexation,
fright,
stupid,
grownup,
miserable,
naughty,
old,
silly,
afraid,
charming,
enchanting,
funny,
litde,
little,
scary,
silliest,
tired,
wonderful,
fabulous,
hasidic,
hungry,
lovely
More specific:
awe,
curiousness,
desire to know,
inquisitiveness,
interest,
involvement,
judge,
lust for learning,
request,
scruple,
thirst for knowledge
Appears in the definition of:
agapep,
agaze,
amaze,
amazing,
antibiotic,
astonish,
astound,
astounding,
awe,
awe-inspiring,
awed,
awesome,
awestricken,
awestruck,
awful,
awing,
beguiled,
captivated,
charmed,
dead person,
delighted,
delusive,
dismally,
dumbfounding,
dumfounding,
enthralled,
entranced,
entrancement,
gaping,
given,
in awe of,
in fact,
marvel,
mundane,
prodigy,
prudishly,
ravishment,
round-eyed,
staring,
surprised,
surprising,
wonder-struck,
wonderland,
worriedly
More general:
amazement,
astonishment,
chew over,
cognitive state,
contemplate,
happening,
meditate,
mull,
mull over,
muse,
natural event,
occurrence,
ponder,
query,
question,
react,
reflect,
respond,
ruminate,
speculate,
state of mind,
think over
Synonyms:
admiration,
curiosity,
inquire,
marvel,
question,
wonderment
Also try:
— Nouns for wonder:
working,
book,
worker,
woman,
stories,
under,
tales,
drugs,
bread,
child,
workers,
more...
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