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Discover LudwigThe phrase "what a miracle" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to show that you are amazed or surprised at a particular event or situation, often one that is seemingly impossible. For example: "What a miracle! I was able to find a parking spot right in front of the store!".
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"What a miracle 'Juke and Opal' got on," Wagner said.
But when she then underwent an eye-lift, she writes, "I realized what a miracle had taken place.
What a miracle of organization and civilization that hospital seemed to me.
What a miracle that they still want to play for us!
So now we've defined what a miracle truly is, can we say any have ever occurred, or even could occur?
"The more I see how good they are and the more I see our limitations, I do see what a miracle it was," Evans said.
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By what seemed a miracle, he hit the tone of the novels with his first draft; he heard their note, and sustained it.
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