The Collaborative International Dictionary
Wonderwork \Won"der*work`\, n. [AS. wundorweorc.] A wonderful work or act; a prodigy; a miracle.
Such as in strange land
He found in wonderworks of God and Nature's hand.
--Byron.
Wiktionary
n. A wonderful work or act; a miracle.
Usage examples of "wonderwork".
Gil lays some comedy on the deskman, Sergeant Mike Lee: I want a good night's sleep and an indoor crime scene near my pad about io A.
The ancestral scene every cathedral was designed to mimic, the home that will always be, deep in the spiraling wonderwork of the human gene, our lost link with the true paradise, the arboreal playground up in the bouncing boughs where divinities reside and delight in communing with their creatures.
For all Joseph knew, Eysar had been a great Folkish king in the days before the Conquest, or the leader of the first Folkish expedition to land on Homeworld, or perhaps some sort of charismatic wonderworking religious leader.
By Nevyn's time, they too dismissed tales of wonderworking priests as mere fancies, fit for a bard's song and nothing more.
Great wise leader also famed wonderworking magic allkinds wizard tricks.