Meaning & Definition of word "Miraculously"
Miraculously
/mɪˈrækjʊləsli/
adverb:
- 1. In a way that is extraordinary and unexplainable by natural laws; as if by a miracle.
- Example: The old church was miraculously saved from the fire that destroyed everything else nearby.
- 2. In a way that suggests divine intervention or a remarkable occurrence.
- Example: She miraculously recovered from her illness despite doctors' low expectations.
- 3. Describing an event that is extremely surprising and unlikely to occur.
- Example: The team miraculously scored a last-minute goal to win the match.
- 4. In a manner that defies logic or reason.
- Example: The child miraculously solved the complex puzzle that had baffled adults for hours.
Etymology
●The word miraculously comes from the Latin 'miraculum' meaning 'a wonder' + the adverbial suffix '-ly'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
miraculous escape:
An escape that is astonishing and seems impossible.
miracle worker:
Someone who is exceptionally skilled at achieving something remarkable.
Related Words
miracle:
An extraordinary event that is not explicable by natural or scientific laws.
miraculous:
Occurring through a miracle; extraordinary and unexplainable.
Slang Meanings of miraculously
Meaning: Against all odds.
● Example Sentence: She got the promotion, miraculously!
Meaning: A lucky break.
● Example Sentence: His car started, miraculously, after the accident.