Paranormal
Paranormal adjective - Not in accordance with scientific laws.
Usage example: what seemed to be paranormal manifestations
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Synonyms for Paranormal
Unnatural and paranormal are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Unnatural" instead an adjective "Paranormal".
Unnatural
Unnatural adjective - Not in accordance with or determined by nature; contrary to nature.
Usage example: an unnatural death
Paranormal and unnatural are semantically related. You can use "Paranormal" instead an adjective "Unnatural".
Nearby Word: unnaturally
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Related pairs
- ghostly and paranormal
- ghostly and unnatural
- abnormal and paranormal
- abnormal and unnatural
- extraordinary and paranormal
- extraordinary and unnatural
- supernatural and paranormal
- supernatural and unnatural
- unearthly and paranormal
- unearthly and unnatural
- spectral and paranormal
- spectral and unnatural
- unusual and paranormal
- unusual and unnatural
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These effects are used to show that something weird, unnatural, or paranormal is going on.
Source: Ominous Visual Glitch - Due to the paranormal nature of the show, it's not clear if this is some mysterious effect Carlos is having on everyone, if Cecil and the population of Night Vale just develop unnatural obsessions with random individuals, or if Carlos is just really that good looking.
Source: Podcast / Welcome to Night Vale
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