wonderments

States of awe

Wonderments is the plural of wonderment—instances of marveling or being filled with wonder.

The word appears in literary or reflective contexts: The small wonderments of childhood stay with us, She catalogued the daily wonderments she'd overlooked.

It suggests discrete moments of awe rather than a general state.

awe

amazements

Intense surprised reactions

phenomena · revelations · epiphanies · breathtaking · jaw-dropping · sublime · transcendence · overwhelming · stupefaction · bedazzlement

curiosity

fascinations

States of intense interest

mysteries · puzzlements · intrigue · bewilderments · perplexities · musings · explorations · discoveries · inquiries · investigations

childlike

innocence

Freedom from wrongdoing

freshness · play · imagination · make-believe · fairy tales · magic · toys · birthdays · Santa · fireworks

natural

auroras

Atmospheric light displays

geysers · bioluminescence · migrations · metamorphosis · coral · nebulae · crystals · snowflakes · canyons · volcanoes

Opposites
emotional response to experience

wondermentsboredom

Weary disinterest from monotony

indifference · apathy · ennui · tedium · disinterest

cognitive novelty vs. familiarity

wondermentsexpectations

Beliefs about future outcomes

banalities · mundanities · ordinariness · familiarity · predictabilities

Family

wonderment

Familiarity
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