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unmiracle

unmiracle verb: to rid of miracles; to make, or treat as, no longer miraculous.

Verb

unmiracle (third-person singular simple present unmiracles, present participle unmiracling, simple past and past participle unmiracled)

  1. (transitive) To rid of miracles; to make, or treat as, no longer miraculous.
    • Considering the perverse tendency of the age, to unmiracle every thing, I concluded to make a molehill of the affair.1835, The Western Monthly Magazine, and Literary Journal, page 64

Forms of unmiracle

third-person singular presentunmiracles
present participleunmiracling
past participleunmiracled
pastunmiracled

Origin of unmiracle

From un- + miracle.

Questions about unmiracle

What does unmiracle mean?
Unmiracle means to rid of miracles; to make, or treat as, no longer miraculous.
What part of speech is unmiracle?
Unmiracle is a verb.
What is the past tense of unmiracle?
The past tense of unmiracle is unmiracled.

Words near unmiracle in the dictionary

  1. unministering
  2. unministerlike
  3. unministers
  4. unminted
  5. unminuted
  6. unmiracle
  7. unmiracled
  8. unmiracles
  9. unmiracling
  10. unmiraculous
  11. unmiraculously

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