How Do You Spell MARVELLING?

Pronunciation: [mˈɑːvəlɪŋ] (IPA)

Marvelling is a verb that means to show amazement or admiration, often by staring or gazing in wonder. The spelling of marvelling reflects its pronunciation with a single letter L after the root word marvel, which is pronounced with stress on the first syllable, /ˈmɑːvəl/. The second syllable takes an unstressed /ə/ sound, and the final syllable contains the single L that marks its present participle form, /ˈmɑːvəlɪŋ/. This spelling system aligns with the word's British English origin and usage.

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MARVELLING Meaning and Definition

  1. Marvelling is a verb that refers to the act of experiencing astonishment, wonder, or admiration towards something or someone. It involves feeling amazed, captivated, or intrigued by the exceptional qualities, actions, or achievements observed.

    When marvelling, one is often in a state of awe, expressing astonishment through facial expressions, gestures, or verbal statements. This sense of wonderment can arise from witnessing extraordinary natural phenomena, such as vibrant sunsets, breathtaking landscapes, or celestial events, that evoke a deep appreciation for the beauty and grandeur of the world. Additionally, marvelling can be sparked by encounters with remarkable human achievements, be it in the fields of arts, sports, science, or any form of creative expression, where exceptional talent, skill, or innovation is displayed.

    Marvelling is closely linked to curiosity, as it fosters a sense of intrigue and a desire to explore and understand the marvelled subject further. It is an emotional response that often encourages individuals to seek knowledge, engage in further exploration, or even replicate or surpass the marvelled experience.

    The act of marvelling can bring about a sense of joy and happiness, as it allows one to momentarily escape everyday concerns and preoccupations, and immerse oneself in the wonder and beauty of the world. It contributes to personal growth, expanding one's horizons, broadening perspectives, and nurturing a sense of humility in the face of the awe-inspiring wonders that exist around us.

Common Misspellings for MARVELLING

Etymology of MARVELLING

The word "marvelling" is formed from the base word "marvel", which dates back to the 14th century. Its etymology can be traced to the Old French word "merveille", meaning "a wonder" or "miracle". The term ultimately derives from the Latin word "mirabilia", which holds a similar meaning of "wonderful things" or "marvels". Over time, "marvel" evolved into a verb, giving rise to "marvelling", which represents the present participle or gerund form of the verb.

Conjugate verb Marvelling

CONDITIONAL

I would marvelling
you would marvelling
he/she/it would marvelling
we would marvelling
they would marvelling
I would marvel
we would marvel
you would marvel
he/she/it would marvel
they would marvel

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be marvelling
you would be marvelling
he/she/it would be marvelling
we would be marvelling
they would be marvelling

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have marvelling
you would have marvelling
he/she/it would have marvelling
we would have marvelling
they would have marvelling

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been marvelling
you would have been marvelling
he/she/it would have been marvelling
we would have been marvelling
they would have been marvelling

FUTURE

I will marvel
you will marvel
he/she/it will marvel
we will marvel
they will marvel

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be marvelling
you will be marvelling
he/she/it will be marvelling
we will be marvelling
they will be marvelling

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have marvelled
you will have marvelled
he/she/it will have marvelled
we will have marvelled
they will have marvelled

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been marvelling
you will have been marvelling
he/she/it will have been marvelling
we will have been marvelling
they will have been marvelling

IMPERATIVE

you marvel
we let´s marvel

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to marvel

PAST

I marvelled
you marvelled
he/she/it marvelled
we marvelled
they marvelled

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was marvelling
you were marvelling
he/she/it was marvelling
we were marvelling
they were marvelling

PAST PARTICIPLE

marvelled

PAST PERFECT

I had marvelled
you had marvelled
he/she/it had marvelled
we had marvelled
they had marvelled

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been marvelling
you had been marvelling
he/she/it had been marvelling
we had been marvelling
they had been marvelling

PRESENT

I marvel
you marvel
he/she/it marvels
we marvel
they marvel

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am marvelling
you are marvelling
he/she/it is marvelling
we are marvelling
they are marvelling

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

marvelling

PRESENT PERFECT

I have marvelled
you have marvelled
he/she/it has marvelled
we have marvelled
they have marvelled

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been marvelling
you have been marvelling
he/she/it has been marvelling
we have been marvelling
they have been marvelling
I would have marvelled
we would have marvelled
you would have marvelled
he/she/it would have marvelled
they would have marvelled

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