wonderfulest
Best of all
Wonderfulest is a nonstandard superlative of wonderful, used for emphasis or playful effect: That was the wonderfulest day of my life.
Standard English uses "most wonderful," but wonderfulest appears in informal speech and children's language, where regular -est endings get applied to words that don't normally take them.
Exceptionally beautiful or impressive
- extraordinaryBeyond what's typical
- exceptionalNotably above the norm
- marvelousExtremely good, inspiring wonder
- spectacularStrikingly impressive to behold
sublime · supreme · ultimate · fantastic · incredible · phenomenal · outstanding · breathtaking
Lacking any peer
- unbelievableImpossible to accept as true
- amazingCausing great wonder
- astoundingShockingly impressive
- mind-blowingOverwhelmingly impressive or shocking
jaw-dropping · off the charts · out of this world · next level · peak · pinnacle · zenith · apex
Book of tales
- fairy taleMagical children's narrative
- magicalPossessing supernatural power
- enchantingDelightfully attractive, spellbinding
- whimsicalPlayfully fanciful or erratic
playful · innocent · imaginative · fanciful · make-believe · wonderland · fantastical · dreamy
magnificent
Exceptionally beautiful or impressive
- extraordinaryBeyond what's typical
- exceptionalNotably above the norm
- marvelousExtremely good, inspiring wonder
spectacular · sublime · supreme · ultimate · fantastic · incredible · phenomenal · outstanding · breathtaking · awe-inspiring
beyond compare
Lacking any peer
- unbelievableImpossible to accept as true
- amazingCausing great wonder
- astoundingShockingly impressive
mind-blowing · jaw-dropping · off the charts · out of this world · next level · peak · pinnacle · zenith · apex · top-tier
storybook
Book of tales
- fairy taleMagical children's narrative
- magicalPossessing supernatural power
- enchantingDelightfully attractive, spellbinding
whimsical · playful · innocent · imaginative · fanciful · make-believe · wonderland · fantastical · dreamy · starry-eyed
olden
Of a distant past
- antiquatedOld and outdated
- quaintAttractively unfamiliar, outdated
- ye oldeFake archaic phrase
literary · poetic · flowery · ornate · Victorian · Shakespearean · biblical · formal · elevated · grandiloquent
wonder, wonderful, wondering, wonderfully, wondrous, wonderment, wondrously, wonderer, wonderfulness