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miraculous

(mɪrækjʊləs)
1. adjective
If you describe a good event as miraculous, you mean that it is very surprising and unexpected.
The horse made a miraculous recovery to finish a close third.
...a miraculous escape.
The change in Felicity was miraculous.
Synonyms: wonderful, amazing, extraordinary, incredible [informal] More Synonyms of miraculous
miraculously adverb [ADVERB with verb, oft ADVERB adjective]
Miraculously, the guards escaped death or serious injury.
We miraculously survived the crossing to Muscat.
2. adjective
If someone describes a wonderful event as miraculous, they believe that the event was caused by God.
...miraculous healing.
...miraculous powers.
miraculously adverb [usually ADVERB with verb]
He was miraculously healed of a severe fever.
More Synonyms of miraculous

miraculous in British English

(mɪˈrækjʊləs)
adjective
1. 
of, like, or caused by a miracle; marvellous
2. 
surprising
3. 
having the power to work miracles
Derived forms
miraculously (miˈraculously)
adverb
miraculousness (miˈraculousness)
noun

miraculous in American English

(mɪˈrækjuləs; mɪˈrækjələs)
adjective
1. 
having the nature of a miracle; supernatural
2. 
like a miracle; wonderful; marvelous
3. 
able to work miracles
Derived forms
miraculously (miˈraculously)
adverb
miraculousness (miˈraculousness)
noun
Word origin
MFr miraculeux < ML miraculosus < L miraculum

Examples of 'miraculous' in a sentence
miraculous

He underwent six hours of emergency brain surgery and made a miraculous recovery.
The Sun (2017)
Where did this man get this wisdom and these miraculous powers?
Christianity Today (2000)
She had an almost miraculous ability to get out of the most dangerous conditions or unexpected accidents.
Times, Sunday Times (2008)
Bournemouth have no new injuries as they bid to complete a miraculous escape.
The Sun (2008)
Now it seems he is making a similarly miraculous recovery.
The Sun (2009)
Otherwise the house and its contents had an escape which seemed almost miraculous.
Amanda Mackenzie Stuart Consuelo & Alva: Love and Power in the Gilded Age (2005)
Amid the horrors were stories of miraculous escapes.
Times, Sunday Times (2015)
How does one explain the rise of an empire so rapid that it seems almost miraculous?
The Times Literary Supplement (2011)
But the woman driver had a miraculous escape after she was pulled by firefighters from the flattened motor.
The Sun (2011)
An almost miraculous period in the history of science is brought to life against its human and political background.
The Times Literary Supplement (2010)
Many have miraculous powers of survival.
Times, Sunday Times (2010)
Sometimes a marriage is fabulous and wonderful, a miraculous union of souls connected in eternal bliss.
Times, Sunday Times (2007)
But after defying medics with a miraculous recovery, he managed to return to action within six weeks.
The Sun (2009)
Most relics were credited with miraculous healing powers, while some were also invoked as guardians of justice.
The Times Literary Supplement (2012)
TO the layman stem cells seem to have miraculous powers.
Times, Sunday Times (2008)
That's the wonderful, miraculous thing about it.
Times, Sunday Times (2006)
The more I think about it, the more miraculous and wonderful a thing the humble potato seems.
The Sun (2014)

In other languages
miraculous

British English: miraculous ADJECTIVE
If you describe a good event as miraculous, you mean that it is very surprising and unexpected.
The horse made a miraculous recovery to finish a close third.
  • American English: miraculous
  • Brazilian Portuguese: milagroso
  • Chinese: 奇迹般的
  • European Spanish: milagroso
  • French: miraculeux
  • German: wundersam
  • Italian: miracoloso
  • Japanese: 奇跡的な
  • Korean: 놀라운
  • European Portuguese: milagroso
  • Latin American Spanish: milagroso

Chinese translation of 'miraculous'

miraculous

(mɪˈrækjuləs)

adj

  1. 奇迹(蹟)般的 (qíjì bān de)
  2. (Rel) 圣(聖)迹(蹟)般的 (shèngjì bān de)
1 (adjective) 
Definition
surprising or remarkable
The horse made a miraculous recovery.
Synonyms
wonderful
This is a wonderful achievement for one so young.
amazing
It's amazing what we can remember with a little prompting.
extraordinary
He is an extraordinary musician.
incredible (informal)
Thanks, I had an incredible time.
astonishing
an astonishing display of physical strength
marvellous
He certainly is a marvellous actor.
magical
He is on the brink of a magical breakthrough that could double his money.
unbelievable
I find it unbelievable that people can accept this sort of behaviour.
phenomenal
a phenomenal performance
astounding
The results are quite astounding.
eye-popping (informal)
inexplicable
wondrous (archaic, literary)
a wondrous vast land of lakes and forests
unaccountable
superhuman
Opposites
common
,
normal
,
usual
,
ordinary
,
everyday
,
commonplace
,
banal
,
unremarkable
,
run-of-the-mill
,
unexceptional
2 (adjective) 
Definition
like a miracle
She had miraculous powers.
Synonyms
supernatural
evil spirits who looked like humans and possessed supernatural powers
magical
the story of a little boy who has magical powers
phenomenal
prodigious
He impressed everyone with his prodigious memory.
unaccountable
superhuman
preternatural
preternatural powers
thaumaturgic
Seemarvellous

Synonyms of 'miraculous'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of extraordinary
Definition
having some special or extreme quality
He is an extraordinary musician.
Synonyms
remarkable,
special,
wonderful,
outstanding,
rare,
amazing,
fantastic (informal),
astonishing,
marvellous,
eye-popping (informal),
exceptional,
notable,
serious (informal),
phenomenal,
singular,
wondrous (archaic, literary),
out of this world (informal),
extremely good
in the sense of incredible
Definition
marvellous
Thanks, I had an incredible time.
Synonyms
amazing,
great (informal),
wonderful,
brilliant,
stunning (informal),
extraordinary,
overwhelming,
ace (informal),
astonishing,
staggering,
marvellous,
sensational (informal),
mega (slang),
breathtaking,
astounding,
far-out (slang),
eye-popping (informal),
prodigious,
awe-inspiring,
superhuman,
rad (informal),
def (slang)
in the sense of magical
He is on the brink of a magical breakthrough that could double his money.
Synonyms
extraordinary,
amazing,
outstanding,
remarkable,
wonderful,
unique,
unusual,
incredible (informal),
magnificent,
astonishing,
staggering,
marvellous,
exceptional,
unprecedented,
sensational,
unbelievable,
phenomenal,
astounding,
miraculous,
inconceivable,
unheard of,
unimaginable,
unparalleled
in the sense of magical
the story of a little boy who has magical powers
Synonyms
supernatural,
magic,
mystical,
mystic,
occult,
other-worldly,
paranormal,
preternatural
in the sense of marvellous
Definition
excellent or splendid
He certainly is a marvellous actor.
Synonyms
excellent,
great,
mean (slang),
topping (British, slang, old-fashioned),
wonderful,
brilliant,
bad (slang),
cracking (British, informal),
amazing,
crucial (slang),
extraordinary,
remarkable,
smashing (informal, old-fashioned),
superb,
spectacular,
fantastic (informal),
magnificent,
astonishing,
fabulous (informal),
divine (informal),
glorious,
terrific (informal),
splendid,
sensational (informal),
mega (slang),
sovereign (old-fashioned),
awesome (slang),
breathtaking,
phenomenal,
astounding,
singular,
miraculous,
colossal,
super (informal),
wicked (informal),
def (slang),
sick (slang),
prodigious,
wondrous (archaic, literary),
brill (informal),
stupendous,
jaw-dropping,
eye-popping,
bodacious (slang, US),
boffo (slang),
jim-dandy (slang),
chillin' (US, slang),
booshit (Australian, slang),
exo (Australian, slang),
sik (Australian, slang),
mRvLS,
rad (informal),
phat (slang),
schmick (Australian, informal),
beaut (informal),
barrie (Scottish, slang),
belting (British, slang),
pearler (Australian, slang)
in the sense of phenomenal
Definition
extraordinary or outstanding
a phenomenal performance
Synonyms
extraordinary,
outstanding,
remarkable,
fantastic (informal),
unique,
unusual,
marvellous,
exceptional,
notable,
sensational (informal),
uncommon,
singular,
miraculous,
stellar (informal),
prodigious,
unparalleled,
wondrous (archaic, literary)
in the sense of preternatural
Definition
beyond what is natural
preternatural powers
Synonyms
supernatural,
odd,
strange,
unusual,
extraordinary,
mysterious,
marvellous,
peculiar,
abnormal,
irregular,
unearthly,
miraculous,
unnatural,
inexplicable,
unaccountable,
anomalous
in the sense of prodigious
Definition
wonderful or amazing
He impressed everyone with his prodigious memory.
Synonyms
wonderful,
striking,
amazing,
unusual,
dramatic,
impressive,
extraordinary,
remarkable,
fantastic (informal),
fabulous,
staggering,
marvellous,
startling,
exceptional,
abnormal,
phenomenal,
astounding,
miraculous,
stupendous,
flabbergasting (informal)
in the sense of superhuman
Synonyms
supernatural,
divine,
paranormal,
preternatural
in the sense of unbelievable
Definition
too unlikely to be believed
I find it unbelievable that people can accept this sort of behaviour.
Synonyms
incredible,
impossible,
unthinkable,
astonishing,
staggering,
questionable,
improbable,
inconceivable,
preposterous,
unconvincing,
unimaginable,
outlandish,
far-fetched,
implausible,
beyond belief,
jaw-dropping,
eye-popping (informal),
cock-and-bull (informal)

Additional synonyms

in the sense of wondrous
Definition
causing surprise or awe
a wondrous vast land of lakes and forests
Synonyms
wonderful,
strange,
amazing,
extraordinary,
fantastic (informal),
incredible (informal),
marvellous,
awesome,
miraculous,
awe-inspiring,
jaw-dropping
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