for a wonder



for a wonder

Contrary to the expected outcome; surprisingly. I just started exercising again this year as part of my New Year's resolution, and, for a wonder, I'm actually really enjoying it! For a wonder, my son didn't argue when I asked him to clean his room.
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for a wonder

Surprisingly, strange to say, as in For a wonder he didn't argue with the waiter about the bill. [Late 1700s]
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for a wonder

As a cause for surprise; surprisingly.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Dalia (1)-Spanish (Latin American), American (Hispanic)
Alfwin-Ancient Germanic
Joseph['dʒəuzif]
DamianDAY-mee-ən (English), DAHM-yahn (Polish)English, Polish, Dutch
Turner['tə:nə]
Bernardineber-nar-DEENFrench (Rare)