supernatural in Greek
supernatural in Greek is υπερφυσικός — supernatural means beyond what can be explained by the laws of nature, often attributed to spirits, gods, or magic.
supernatural in Greek
υπερφυσικός
Pronounced: yperfysikos
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 Greek?
"supernatural" in Greek is υπερφυσικός. supernatural means: Beyond what can be explained by the laws of nature, often attributed to spirits, gods, or magic.
How do you pronounce υπερφυσικός?
"supernatural" in Greek is υπερφυσικός, pronounced "yperfysikos".
How do you use "supernatural" in a sentence?
Example: "The old house was said to have a supernatural presence in the attic." In Greek, "supernatural" is υπερφυσικός.
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