miraculous in Greek
miraculous in Greek is θαυματουργικός — miraculous means caused by or resembling a miracle; impossible to explain through ordinary means.
miraculous in Greek
θαυματουργικός
Pronounced: thavmatourgikos
By supernatural or uncommon causes, e.g. by a god; that cannot be explained in terms of normal events.
What does "miraculous" mean?
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adj Caused by or resembling a miracle; impossible to explain through ordinary means.
"Doctors called her recovery miraculous."
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adj Extremely surprising or remarkable.
"It was miraculous that the old car still ran after all these years."
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miraculous in a sentence
- Doctors called her recovery miraculous.
- It was miraculous that the old car still ran after all these years.
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What is "miraculous" in Greek?
"miraculous" in Greek is θαυματουργικός. miraculous means: Caused by or resembling a miracle; impossible to explain through ordinary means.
How do you pronounce θαυματουργικός?
"miraculous" in Greek is θαυματουργικός, pronounced "thavmatourgikos".
How do you use "miraculous" in a sentence?
Example: "Doctors called her recovery miraculous." In Greek, "miraculous" is θαυματουργικός.
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