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miraculous

/mɪˈræk.jə.ləs/

Tradução: Descreve um evento ou efeito extremamente incomum e aparentemente impossível, frequentemente atribuído a uma causa divina ou sobrenatural; também pode indicar algo maravilhoso ou surpreendente.

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adjective

/mɪˈræk.jə.ləs/B2formal
  • ptDescreve um evento ou efeito extremamente incomum e aparentemente impossível, frequentemente atribuído a uma causa divina ou sobrenatural; também pode indicar algo maravilhoso ou surpreendente.

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.

    ptMilagroso

    • 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.

    Sinônimosdivineextraordinaryincrediblemagicalmarvelousphenomenalpreternaturalsupernaturalunbelievablewondrous

  2. B2formal

    Peculiarly fortunate or appropriate, as if by divine intervention.

    ptMilagroso

    • 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.

    Sinônimosfortuitousluckyopportuneprovidentialserendipitoustimely

    Antônimoscommonplaceexpectednaturalordinaryunfortunate

Formas
  • more miraculous comparative form
  • most miraculous superlative form
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