This page shows Miracle in 20 example sentences from English, with an explanation of the meaning and related words like happening or occurrence. Useful when writing or proofreading a text.

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Miracle in a sentence

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Miracle meaning

  1. An event that appears inexplicable by the laws of nature and so is held to be supernatural in origin.
  2. A fortunate outcome that prevails despite overwhelming odds against it.
  3. An awesome and exceptional example of something.

Synonyms of Miracle

happening occurrence occurrent natural event event

Example sentences (20)

Eri herself proves this moral is true in Season 6 when she manages to make a miracle happen, helping to save the day.

But for young Indians like Kumar, there’s a flip side to this so-called miracle: too few jobs and too much competition.

Any hope of a Conservative election victory now rested on a miracle, on unforeseen events beyond anyone’s control, he said.

Depth of crisis affirms Sri Lanka needs new economic development model: World BankThis will be a miracle with these crooks.

It’s a minor miracle so few body-armorless, selfie-seeking dumb tourons wind up in the hospital every fall.

Festive miracle twins stun family after being born four weeks early: Brother and sister are welcomed into.

If you bet the Sixers and Harden leaves, and they don’t replace him with someone in the stratosphere, you’ll need a miracle.

His prayers led to the cure of many who were sick, and he became known as the Miracle Worker of Montreal.

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John Ma, right, with Miracle Messages, wears the company’s motto on his shirt while visiting JD’s Place, a city Bridge shelter.

Although Mercury retrograde can create delays and goofy mistakes, it can act like a miracle in helping you to finish old business.

Janette and Aljaz are having a "miracle" baby after both stepped away from the show as a pro dancer.

Footage of “miracle” rescues of babies buried under the debris for long days dominate the airwaves.

A couple from Monarch, Alta., is hoping for a Christmas miracle as the holidays approach quickly.

He is also never clued in on Anya's actions associating with his thoughts as if by some miracle.

Getting into the top 30 of the brutally competitive pro tour is almost a miracle to begin with.

I found the car back in the pits 30 minutes later with nothing but a cracked rear tail light and some minor scratches, by some miracle.

It was a miracle how the music projected sights of Rome with all its multi-faceted attractions.

But a Pfizer-backed drug trial offers the chance of a miracle respite, both for Meurig and a ragtag cohort of underperforming gentlemen.

Glass stovetops are notoriously hard to clean, but this "miracle cleaning paste" really works.

Layne, the philanthropist who encouraged Adler to bring Miracle Friends to Los Angeles, said he sees the benefit already as a volunteer.

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Common combinations with miracle

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Frequently asked questions

How do you use "miracle" in a sentence?
An example: "Eri herself proves this moral is true in Season 6 when she manages to make a miracle happen, helping to save the day." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "miracle" from real English texts.
What does "miracle" mean?
Miracle means: An event that appears inexplicable by the laws of nature and so is held to be supernatural in origin.
What are synonyms of "miracle"?
Common synonyms of "miracle" include: happening, occurrence, occurrent, natural event, event.
How many example sentences with "miracle" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "miracle", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

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