No. 10,622 in French

merveilleuses

"Marvelous" or "wonderful" (plural, feminine).

In a sentence

Elle trouve ces idées merveilleuses.
She finds these ideas wonderful.
Here, 'merveilleuses' is used as an adjective to describe the noun 'idées', indicating they are wonderful or great.
Les merveilles du monde sont vraiment merveilleuses.
The wonders of the world are truly marvelous.
In this example, 'merveilleuses' is also an adjective, emphasizing the extraordinary nature of 'merveilles'. The repetition enhances the impact of the descriptor.
Ils ont passé une soirée merveilleuse hier soir.
They had a wonderful evening last night.
Here, 'merveilleuse' modifies 'soirée', reflecting that the evening was particularly enjoyable or exceptional.

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