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Meanings of miracle in English
Usage of miracle in English
1
The great industrial and economic miracle of modern Italy was just beginning.
2
Simply put, each moment you choose love over fear is a miracle.
3
He must find a way of saying thank you for the miracle.
4
Doctors have described her progress so far as akin to a miracle.
5
For our family, this was nothing short of a miracle, she said.
6
Perhaps they would say something about the miracle that had taken place.
7
And again the miracle of the hundred-thousand-tonner in the pond was performed.
8
We submit ourselves to you as creator to work a miracle today.
9
It gives in a nutshell the miracle of art and the imagination.
10
Aelon had promised her help, however, and Raegar waited for a miracle.
11
And over and over by sheer personal power, he created this miracle:
12
I think it's a miracle what they come up with these days.
13
A comeback from behind would be nothing short of a political miracle.
14
Neither of these are likely to be a miracle cure, he said.
15
But the God of the miracle is the God of the means.
16
It wasn't quite so hard to cope with the miracle any longer.
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Translations for miracle
Portuguese
Catalan
Miracle through the time
Miracle across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
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