Inexplicably
Miraculously and inexplicably are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Miraculously" with "Inexplicably", this words are similar.
Nearby Word: inexplicable
Miraculously
Miraculously adverb - In a miraculous manner.
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Synonyms for Miraculously
Inexplicably and miraculously are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Inexplicably" instead an adverb "Miraculously".
Nearby Word: miraculous
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- uncommonly and inexplicably
- uncommonly and miraculously
- well and inexplicably
- well and miraculously
- magnificently and inexplicably
- magnificently and miraculously
- remarkably and inexplicably
- remarkably and miraculously
- excellently and inexplicably
- excellently and miraculously
- wonderfully and inexplicably
- wonderfully and miraculously
- admirably and inexplicably
- admirably and miraculously
Both words in one sentence
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Business is booming since her area has an inexplicably high amount of people suffering from night-blindness, and when people eat the food she serves, they find themselves miraculously cured!
Source: Snake Oil Salesman -
In a slightly more literal sense from the same scene, one of the coroners doing said autopsy eats the (miraculously still intact and beating) heart of Jason Voorhees, causing him to become inexplicably possessed by Jason, setting up the rest of the film.
Source: Autopsy Snack Time
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