miracle

/ˈmɪrəkəl/
noun
  1. An extraordinary event that is believed to be caused by a supernatural power, especially God.
    • In the story, the prophet performed a miracle by parting the sea.
    • The healing of the sick man was considered a miracle by the villagers.
    • Many people believe that the survival of the child after the earthquake was a miracle.
  2. An extremely amazing or unusual event, thing, or achievement.
    • It was a miracle that she finished the marathon despite her injury.
    • The new drug has been called a miracle for patients with that disease.
    • Finding my lost wallet in the huge crowd was a miracle.
  3. A remarkable example or specimen of something.
    • Her voice is a miracle of clarity and emotion.
    • This garden is a miracle of careful planning and hard work.
    • The ancient temple is a miracle of engineering for its time.
adjective
  1. Having the characteristics of a miracle; extremely effective or impressive.
    • They claimed the water had miracle healing powers.
    • The doctor performed a miracle surgery that saved the patient's life.
    • The team's miracle comeback in the final minutes stunned everyone.
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