wonderstruck
wonderstruck
definition
adjective
A world before which one has to relearn how to look, with the large wide-eyed gaze of a wonderstruck child.
(of a person) experiencing a sudden feeling of awed delight or wonder.
example
‘A student of mine suggested him and even I was 'wonderstruck' at his natural acting talent and total professionalism,’ says Sashikumar.
But more recently, as the last line of the climactic ‘Haye re woh din kyon na aye’ faded out at a morning show of the 1960s classic ‘Anuradha’, bad print and all, the sparse hall echoed to 'wonderstruck' applause.
We see the world and the people around us with 'wonderstruck' eyes.
Simon's frail, drifting voice is the emotional key to the music, undercutting the epic strokes of his guitar with a sort of 'wonderstruck' humanness.
The stage shook as it resounded with the rhythmic patterns at such speed that evoked gasps from the 'wonderstruck' audience.
And if you remember, the family left us 'wonderstruck' a year ago when it had the India Gate in New Delhi disappear.
He is 'wonderstruck' by the fact that the camera, a machine, responds quite differently the moment it is placed in different hands.
‘My first love,’ says the 'wonderstruck' filmmaker.
The men and women from media were left 'wonderstruck' .
Every time the enthusiastic traveller is excited because it leaves one 'wonderstruck' at the engineering marvel of the Kottavalasa-Kirandul line on the Waltair Division of the East Coast Railway.
Kaju is 'wonderstruck' by what she sees in this diverse country.
Their monuments stand in testimony to their beliefs and even today one is 'wonderstruck' at their foresight.
To round off the evening, there was a magic show that kept the audience 'wonderstruck' .
Many are, in fact, 'wonderstruck' , when they speak of their children's ability to keenly observe things.
A world before which one has to relearn how to look, with the large wide-eyed gaze of a 'wonderstruck' child.
I was 'wonderstruck' when I learnt that the place now known as Silicon Valley once had an opulence of orchards.
She began to float a few inches from the floor, hair rising around her 'wonderstruck' face.
For many of the visitors, it was their first visit to a big hotel, they were 'wonderstruck' and extremely happy to see how housekeeping was an integral part of a hotel.
Lash didn't bother staring back at his opponent and spent the next silent minutes looking around him and beaming at everyone who was staring 'wonderstruck' at him.
I was 'wonderstruck' that he had got two thousand pounds in 1928 by writing a symphony, his No 6, to commemorate the Schubert centenary.
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