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miraculously

muh-RAK-yuh-luhs-lee

Miraculously (adv) means In a way that seems impossible to explain; as if by a miracle. Example: “Miraculously, everyone walked away from the crash unharmed.”

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In a way that seems impossible to explain; as if by a miracle.
"Miraculously, everyone walked away from the crash unharmed."

How to use miraculously

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishUsed to describe something happening in a surprising, almost impossibly lucky way.

Word forms

more miraculously comparative, most miraculously superlative

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What does “miraculously” mean?

The word “miraculously” means in a way that seems impossible to explain; as if by a miracle. In plain terms, used to describe something happening in a surprising, almost impossibly lucky way.

How do you pronounce “miraculously”?

“Miraculously” is pronounced muh-RAK-yuh-luhs-lee (/məˈɹækjələsli/ in IPA).

How do you use “miraculously” in a sentence?

Here is “miraculously” used in a sentence: “Miraculously, everyone walked away from the crash unharmed.”

What part of speech is “miraculously”?

“Miraculously” is an adverb.

Is “miraculously” a common word?

“Miraculously” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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