How to pronounce“miracle”in English
verbclosed weeks ago some observers are already talking about the miracle of portugal balthazar nunes believes more in science
than miracles an epidemiologist he's a member of the portuguese government's corona advisory group
he says one of the most unpopular lockdown measures could have been decisive the numbers went down somewhat when we first closed the shops and made remote
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Definitions of “miracle”
An event that appears inexplicable by the laws of nature and so is held to be supernatural in origin.
“Many religious beliefs are based on miracles.”
A fortunate outcome that prevails despite overwhelming odds against it.
“Secondly, it was a miracle that a document hammered out with such difficulty, satisfying very few of its authors completely and satisfying some of them very little, would turn out to be the most successful political invention in history.”
To affect by a miracle; to work a miracle upon.
“When a patient declares that he has been "miracled," the other pilgrims are apt to rush to him (or her) and ask details; this is not permitted; the miracled invalid is borne or carted away to the Bureau of Medical Certification […]”