So, what's the adjective? Full explanation - in the description
✅ Miracle (noun): an extraordinary event that is not explicable by natural or scientific laws and is therefore attributed to a divine intervention.
• The fact that she passed the exam was a miracle.
• Everyone was amazed when the woman survived the accident; it was a miracle.
• The mummified bodies were buried 1,000 years ago with wooden "heads", and are thought to be diseased pilgrims drawn to the religious site in the hope of a miracle. (The Guardian – Travel)
• "I'm quite confident to call this a miracle," Janusz Skalski, a physician at the children's hospital in Krakow, southern Poland, told the country's Gazeta Wyborcza daily. (The Guardian)
✅ Miraculous (adjective): occurring through or being an effect of divine intervention. It's often used to describe something that is like a miracle, utterly amazing.
• The firefighters made a miraculous rescue, saving the woman from the burning building
• Her recovery from the disease was miraculous, and it surprised even her doctors.
• At home, we're routinely battered over the head with so many miraculous widgets, a sort of amazement fatigue has set in. (The Guardian – Travel)
• I wanted to understand this miraculous transformation. (The Guardian – Lifestyle)
Remember, "miracle" is the event itself and "miraculous" is used to describe something that is like a miracle or incredibly amazing. 😊
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