Miraculous
Miraculous adjective - Being so extraordinary or abnormal as to suggest powers which violate the laws of nature.
Usage example: the miraculous nature of the revelation
Strange and miraculous are semantically related in wonderful topic. In some cases you can use "Strange" instead an adjective "Miraculous", when it comes to topics like fabulous, astounding, surprisingly wonderful.
Nearby Words: miracle, miraculously
Strange
Strange adjective - Different from the ordinary in a way that causes curiosity or suspicion.
Miraculous and strange are semantically related in wonderful topic. Sometimes you can use "Miraculous" instead an adjective "Strange", if it concerns topics such as fabulous, astounding.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- exceptional and miraculous
- exceptional and strange
- singular and miraculous
- singular and strange
- outlandish and miraculous
- outlandish and strange
- unnatural and miraculous
- unnatural and strange
- wonderful and miraculous
- wonderful and strange
- remarkable and miraculous
- remarkable and strange
- extraordinary and miraculous
- extraordinary and strange
Both words in one sentence
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When Strange hears about his seemingly miraculous healing and goes to ask him about it, the man mentions sourly that he was Strange's prospective patient, but was turned away for the same reason as above.
Source: Film / Doctor Strange - Returned to the fort, the court is admiring the miraculous branch, when a strange, beautiful woman appears and reveals in a song that the branch is only a sample from the land of Emain, the Land of Women.
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