Incredibly
Incredibly adverb - To a great degree.
Miraculously and incredibly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Miraculously" instead an adverb "Incredibly".
Nearby Words: incredible, incredibility
Miraculously
Miraculously adverb - In a miraculous manner.
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Synonyms for Miraculously
Incredibly and miraculously are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Incredibly" instead an adverb "Miraculously".
Nearby Word: miraculous
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- uncommonly and incredibly
- uncommonly and miraculously
- remarkably and incredibly
- remarkably and miraculously
- wonderfully and incredibly
- wonderfully and miraculously
- unusually and incredibly
- unusually and miraculously
- extraordinarily and incredibly
- extraordinarily and miraculously
- exceptionally and incredibly
- exceptionally and miraculously
- astonishingly and incredibly
- astonishingly and miraculously
Both words in one sentence
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Sometimes this is a comedy act, in which the flexer seems incredibly proud of their (apparently non-existent) muscles, or else hopeful that the muscles will miraculously appear, only to be dismayed.
Source: Flexing Those Non-Biceps -
Fun with Acronyms: At the end of her Friday 13th date with the boy of her choice, Essi gets a pointless find that Mirage actually stands for Miraculously Incredibly Ridiculously Absolutely Greatest Enigma.
Source: Visual Novel / X Note
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