supernatural in Czech
supernatural in Czech is nadpřirozený — supernatural means beyond what can be explained by the laws of nature, often attributed to spirits, gods, or magic.
supernatural in Czech
nadpřirozený
Above nature; beyond or added to nature, often so considered because it is given by a deity or some force beyond that with which humans are born.
What does "supernatural" mean?
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adj Beyond what can be explained by the laws of nature, often attributed to spirits, gods, or magic.
"The old house was said to have a supernatural presence in the attic."
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noun Supernatural beings, forces, or events considered together.
"He loves films about the supernatural, especially ghost stories set in old houses."
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supernatural in a sentence
- The old house was said to have a supernatural presence in the attic.
- The villagers claimed the strange lights were supernatural.
- He loves films about the supernatural, especially ghost stories set in old houses.
- Many cultures have stories that blend everyday life with the supernatural.
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What is "supernatural" in Czech?
"supernatural" in Czech is nadpřirozený. supernatural means: Beyond what can be explained by the laws of nature, often attributed to spirits, gods, or magic.
How do you use "supernatural" in a sentence?
Example: "The old house was said to have a supernatural presence in the attic." In Czech, "supernatural" is nadpřirozený.
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