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miraculous

/mɪˈræk.jə.ləs/

Traduction: Qualifie un événement ou un effet extrêmement inhabituel et apparemment impossible, souvent en suggérant une cause divine ou surnaturelle. Peut aussi décrire quelque chose de remarquable ou d'exceptionnel.

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adjective

/mɪˈræk.jə.ləs/B2formal
  • frQualifie un événement ou un effet extrêmement inhabituel et apparemment impossible, souvent en suggérant une cause divine ou surnaturelle. Peut aussi décrire quelque chose de remarquable ou d'exceptionnel.

Describes an event or effect that is extremely unusual and seemingly impossible, often suggesting a divine or supernatural cause.

  1. Having the character of a miracleB2formal

    Being or having the nature of a miracle; seemingly impossible and caused by supernatural or divine power.

    frmiraculeux

    • The patient's recovery was considered miraculous by the doctors.
    • They attributed their survival to a miraculous event.
    • The story tells of a miraculous healing at the shrine.

    Synonymesdivineextraordinaryincrediblemagicalmarvelousphenomenalpreternaturalsupernaturalunbelievablewondrous

  2. B2formal

    Peculiarly fortunate or appropriate, as if by divine intervention.

    frprovidentiel

    • It was a miraculous coincidence that they met again after so many years.
    • The timing of the rescue was nothing short of miraculous.
    • Her escape from the accident seemed miraculous.

    Synonymesfortuitousluckyopportuneprovidentialserendipitoustimely

    Antonymescommonplaceexpectednaturalordinaryunfortunate

Formes
  • more miraculous comparative form
  • most miraculous superlative form
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