miracle
11miracle — m. miracle ; prodige ; merveille. « E deja li miracle di Diéu se fasien vèire. » Ch. Riéu. voir prodigi …
12Miracle — Mir a*cle, v. t. To make wonderful. [Obs.] Shak. [1913 Webster] …
13miracle — index phenomenon (unusual occurrence) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
14miracle — *wonder, marvel, prodigy, phenomenon …
15miracle — [n] wonderful, surprising event or thing marvel, phenomenon, portent, prodigy, rarity, revelation, sensation, stunner, supernatural occurrence, surprise, thaumaturgy, unusualness, wonder; concepts 671,689,693 Ant. normalcy, usualness …
16miracle — ► NOUN 1) an extraordinary and welcome event attributed to a divine agency. 2) a remarkable and very welcome occurrence. 3) an outstanding example, specimen, or achievement. ORIGIN Latin miraculum object of wonder …
17Miracle — For other uses, see Miracle (disambiguation). The Raising of Lazarus, (c. 1410) from the Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry, Musée Condé, France. A miracle often denotes an event attributed to divine intervention. Alternatively, it may be an… …
18Miracle — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Miracle (homonymie). Iconographie chrétienne du miracle Un miracle désigne un fait extraordinaire, positif, non explicable scientifiquement. Il est vu comme surnaturel …
19miracle — (mi ra kl ) s. m. 1° Acte contraire aux lois ordinaires de la nature et produit par une puissance surnaturelle. • La vertu divine qui avait opéré ce miracle, PASC. Prov. XII. • Miracle : c est un effet qui excède la force naturelle des… …
20MIRACLE — Biblical Hebrew has no word corresponding to the English miracle. Occasionally, the Bible mentions wonders (peleʾ, niflaʾot) meaning miracles (Ex. 3:20; Josh. 3:5; Ps. 78:11; etc.), but the meaning of wonder is much broader than miracle. A… …
