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The phrase "as a miracle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is perceived as extraordinary or unexpected, often in a positive context.
Example: "The recovery of the patient was seen as a miracle by the doctors and family alike."
Alternatives: "like a miracle" or "as if by magic".
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IT WAS once hailed as a miracle.
It has been described as a "miracle".
Ms. Ora described it as a miracle.
Pawlikowski has described Ida as a "miracle".
"I don't look at it as a miracle.
The Sheriff's Office described it simply as "a miracle".
His wife, Monica Ávalos, described the rescue as a miracle.
He was not seen as a miracle worker.
We see this whole thing as a miracle because the earthquake happened during the day.
"Yet, from the other side, I see it as a miracle".
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Soon he became known as a miracle-working saint and had thousands of followers.
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