miraculously

miraculous | American Dictionary

miraculous
adjective
us/məˈræk·jə·ləs/
unusual and mysterious because of being caused by God, or very surprising and unexpected:
He made a miraculous recovery from heart disease.

miraculously

adverbus/məˈræk·jə·ləs·li/
Miraculously, all 25 crewmen aboard the eight planes survived their icy landings.

Examples of miraculous

miraculous
Perhaps they also have a direct and obvious need for miraculous protection in order to guarantee the success of their work.
Using statistical mechanics' route, rigging the evolution of a system to be apparently normal, until the anti-thermodynamic, miraculous event is required, seems most generally applicable.
Of these, three were celestial events, whereas the other five were magical or miraculous in greater or lesser degree.
These prohibitions were brought about by recognizing that the required miraculous activity was in fact under jurisdiction of causal natural laws.
Miraculous events, having once occurred, become part of the universe upon which the laws of nature operate.
The occurrence of such miraculous events, although entirely determined by the initial conditions of the universe, cannot be rendered predictable by human observers.
Since resurrection, if it occurs, is miraculous, we cannot expect a full philosophical account or explanation of it.
Juxtaposed with the above, and far outnumbering in frequency such references to the 'real world' outside, are endless stories of the miraculous events surrounding him.
On the former interpretation, iterated one-step selection is truly miraculous.
Have they by some miraculous instinct or foresight set apart in each of them a common place of residence?
It is not only believers, for instance, but also unbelievers who have what appear to be miraculous recoveries from serious illnesses such as cancer.
The same holds for any miraculous modification of nature.
The miraculous devices through which private obsessions, passions and perversions are translated/ disguised into sound is beyond its scope.
The doctors too concluded that the healing was miraculous.
The construction of a house marked the end of her six-year confinement to the sickbed and her miraculous cure by mesmerism.
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