Converse of object

• perform: The Westcar Papyrus contains a cycle of five stories about marvels performed by the lector priests.

Preposition: at

• splendor: Marvel at the splendors of Great Court where 'Chariots of Fire ' wasn't actually filmed.

• scenery: Cross a glacier, play in the snow or simply marvel at the scenery.

• beauty: Visit at different times of year to marvel at the beauty of these tiny specimens.

• cathedral: Marvel at the stunning cathedrals of Norwich and Ely and be inspired by the historic college buildings in Cambridge.

• sight: You can marvel at the sight of a pub that does not have a lager tap.

Adjective modifier

• technological: I could see myself morphing into my father who finds the wireless a technological marvel.

• miniature: The key to this miniature marvel is its 1.5 " wide high-resolution TFT ( Thin Film Transistor ) color screen.

• architectural: Close by is the architectural marvel of the new Scottish Parliament building.

• mechanical: Wherever metals could be found they dug mines and built mazy cities full of mechanical marvels.

• technical: A List Apart was a major talking point and a creative and technical marvel.

• modern: This modern marvel packs a studio's worth of sound, sequencing, and audio recording into one amazing instrument.

Modifying Another Word

• no: And no marvel, for Satan himself is transformed into an angel of light.

• again: Marvel again at the opportunity golf gives people to play on the great sporting arenas.

• only: One can only marvel at the good nature of trawler cooks.

Noun used with modifier

• engineering: Stretching altest 6,000 miles from Moscow to Vladivostok, the very name of this engineering marvel evokes images of exotic, adventurous, travel.

Preposition: of

• engineering: Brighton's Victorian sewers are truly a marvel of engineering, still functioning today.

• nature: In short, a marvel of nature 's engineering!

• science: An amazing fusion of the latest interactive technology with the marvels of science and nature.