Antonyms for "marvelled at" include: criticized, disparaged, disapproved, insulted, mocked, ridiculed, scoffed at, and scorned. These words convey a negative perception and a lack of admiration or appreciation. When one marvels at something, they express astonishment, wonder, and admiration. On the other hand, the above-mentioned antonyms indicate a feeling of contempt or disrespect. For example, instead of saying "I marvelled at her talent," one might say "I criticized her performance." It's essential to use the appropriate antonym when conveying a contrasting meaning to avoid confusion in communication.

What are the antonyms for Marvelled at?

• v.

  • admire
  • abhor
  ,
  • blame
  ,
  • censure
  ,
  • condemn
  ,
  • criticize
  ,
  • denounce
  ,
  • despise
  ,
  • detest
  ,
  • dishonor
  ,
  • dislike
  ,
  • disparage
  ,
  • disrespect
  ,
  • execrate
  ,
  • hate
  ,
  • mock
  ,
  • not care
  ,
  • reproach
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  • scorn
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Famous quotes with Marvelled at

• Sharpe could feel the excitement of the Company, their confidence, and he marvelled at it. They were enjoying it, taking on sixteen times their number, and he did not understand that it was because of him. Harper knew, Knowles knew, that the tall Rifle Captain who was not given to rousing speeches could nevertheless make men feel that the impossible was just a little troublesome and that victory was a commonplace where he led.

  Bernard Cornwell
• My sight began to fail, and it was all dark about me in the chamber, as if it had been night, save in the Image of the Cross whereon I beheld a common light; and I wist not how. All that was away from the Cross was of horror to me, as if it had been greatly occupied by the fiends After this the upper part of my body began to die, so far forth that scarcely I had any feeling; — with shortness of breath. And then I weened in sooth to have passed. And in this suddenly all my pain was taken from me, and I was as whole (and specially in the upper part of my body) as ever I was afore. I marvelled at this sudden change; for methought it was a privy working of God, and not of nature. And yet by the feeling of this ease I trusted never the more to live; nor was the feeling of this ease any full ease unto me: for methought I had liefer have been delivered from this world.

  Julian of Norwich

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