1. wonder, wonderment, admiration (noun)
   the feeling aroused by something strange and surprising
2. wonderment (Noun)
   a state, arousal, or thing describable by wonder, strange, awe, surprise, marvel, or astonishment
3. wonderment (Noun)
   a puzzle or curiosity

Sample Sentences & Example Usage

• It was startling and was just kind of wonderment to see history just peeled away, to see history revealed right before your eyes.
• Curiosity and wonderment are a big part of the human condition, but often as we ‘grow up’ we tend to lose this connection to the wonder of it all, i often explore big ideas in my series Shots of Awe to wake people up, and I think bringing this sensibility to an actual baby's wonderstruck face struck a nerve... I'm thrilled.
• Someone once said to Walt Disney that you make movies for kids, and he said, 'No I don't. I make movies for the kids inside all of us, whether we're six or 60,' that's sort of how we feel. We try to treat these stories in a way that we can transport adults to a feeling of awe and wondermentthat's more childlike... and we never try to bring anything down to kids. We believe kids can handle some complexity.