Chance and Miracle

Chance

Chance noun - The uncertain course of events.

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Miracle and chance are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Miracle" instead a noun "Chance".

Nearby Words: chancy, chanced, chancery, chanceful, chancing

Miracle noun - Something extraordinary or surprising.

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Chance and miracle are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Chance" instead a noun "Miracle".

Nearby Word: miraculous

rare	rare chance	rare miracle
best	best chance	best miracle
complete	complete chance	complete miracle
certain	certain chance	certain miracle
Other adjectives: future, genuine, single, sheer, small, powerful, actual, real, great, little, tiny, slight, possible, guaranteed, random, last, greatest.

However Naruto has absolutely no chance to pass (like the above, even if by some miracle he answered it, he'd still have a failing grade).

Source: Broken Aesop / Anime and Manga
Corrupt Corporate Executive: By the second episode, pharmaceutical companies are already jumping at the chance to take advantage of the "miracle" to flood the market with even more drugs.

Source: Series / Torchwood: Miracle Day
McNinja had the ability to perform spells at random to help save the world, but every one of her miracle spells left open the possibility that they had happened by chance.

Source: Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane

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