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Meaning of miraculous
The primary meaning of the word "miraculous" is describing an event or situation that is surprising and welcome, especially one that happens in a way that seems to be beyond human power or explanation.
Etymology of miraculous
The word "miraculous" has its roots in the Latin "miraculum," meaning "a wonder" or "a marvel," which is derived from "mirari," meaning "to wonder at."
The term has been used in English since the 15th century to describe events or occurrences that are considered to be the result of divine or supernatural intervention.
Synonyms
astonishing
astounding
incredible
unbelievable
remarkable
extraordinary
phenomenal
exceptional
surprising
shocking
amazing
spectacular
breathtaking
marvelous
wonderful
impressive
striking
notable
outstanding
singular
unusual
unprecedented
unexpected
extraordinary
sensational
dazzling
brilliant
sublime
resplendent
glorious
divine
heavenly
supernatural
magical
mystifying
puzzling
inexplicable
enigmatic
mystic
eerie
uncanny
astonishingly
marvelously
Definitions
- Oxford Languages defines "miraculous" as:
- * Happening or done by supernatural or divine power, or
- * Very surprising and welcome, especially when it seems to be beyond human power or explanation
Usage Examples
- The recovery of the patient was considered miraculous after being in a coma for several weeks.
- The team's win in the championship was miraculous, given their poor performance earlier in the season.
- The discovery of the hidden city was a miraculous find, shedding new light on the ancient civilization.
Antonyms
ordinary
mundane
routine
usual
expected
normal
typical
unremarkable
unimpressive
uninspiring
dull
boring
uneventful
commonplace
everyday
familiar
humdrum
pedestrian
prosaic
routine
uninspired
vapid
lackluster
mediocre
average
middling
so-so