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miraculous
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/mɪˈrækjʊləs/
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/məˈrækjələs/
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miraculous
adjective
more miraculous
Comp.
most miraculous
Super.
UK
/mɪˈrækjʊləs/
US
/məˈrækjələs/
чудесный
The recovery of the patient was miraculous.
Выздоровление пациента было чудесным.
удивительный
The miraculous transformation of the garden amazed everyone.
Удивительное преобразование сада поразило всех.
волшебный
The miraculous powers of the artifact were legendary.
Волшебные силы артефакта были легендарными.
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необыкновенный
фантастический
невероятный
Synonyms
extraordinary
unbelievable
incredible
phenomenal
wonderful
fantastic
remarkable
stupendous
miraculous
noun
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/mɪˈrækjʊləs/
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/mɪˈrækjələs/
Used as an uncountable noun, usually with the definite article, to denote miraculous events or the state of being miraculous.
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miraculous
adjective
Having the nature of a miracle; extraordinary and unexpected, often in a way that seems to defy natural laws.
The recovery of the patient was considered miraculous by the doctors.
So remarkable as to seem supernatural or beyond the ordinary course of nature.
The miraculous escape from the burning building left everyone in awe.
miraculous
noun
Miraculous events considered collectively; the quality or state of being miraculous.
Many people remain sceptical of the miraculous.
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