maravillosamente

wonderfully

adverb mah-rah-bee-yoh-sah-MEN-teh Rare

Also means

marvellously

Usage Note

Maravillosamente is formed from maravilloso + the suffix -mente. Like all Spanish adverbs ending in -mente, it is invariable. It expresses a high degree of excellence and tends to appear in literary or enthusiastic registers rather than plain conversation, where muy bien or de maravilla are more common.

Examples

"Cantó maravillosamente en el concierto."

Natural Translation

She sang wonderfully at the concert.

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