Wonder ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Wonder ( verb )

1. To have a feeling of surprise or admiration.
2. To question the existence, reality, or necessity of.
3. To speculate about something.

Origin:

Middle english wonderien, from old english wundrian; akin to old high german wuntērian to be amazed, latin venerari to honor, greek thaumazein to wonder.

Examples:

1. I wonder how he got the job.
2. I wonder where she went.
3. He wondered if he should go to the party.
4. She wondered whether she should call him.
5. I wonder what the weather will be like tomorrow.

(As a noun)

Wonder ( noun )

1. To have a feeling of surprise or admiration.
2. To question the existence, reality, or necessity of.
3. To speculate about something.

Origin:

Middle english wonderien, from old english wundrian; akin to old high german wuntērian to be amazed, latin venerari to honor, greek thaumazein to wonder.

Examples:

1. I wonder how he got the job.
2. I wonder where she went.
3. He wondered if he should go to the party.
4. She wondered whether she should call him.
5. I wonder what the weather will be like tomorrow.