cured by a miracle, e.g. through the intercession of a saint; cured or otherwise saved as if by a miracle; miraculous
“l'avion miraculé” — the plane that narrowly avoided disaster/whose crash (etc.) its passengers miraculously survived
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cured by a miracle, e.g. through the intercession of a saint; cured or otherwise saved as if by a miracle; miraculous
“l'avion miraculé” — the plane that narrowly avoided disaster/whose crash (etc.) its passengers miraculously survived
someone who has been cured by a miracle, e.g. through the intercession of a saint; someone who has been cured or otherwise survived a grave danger as if by a miracle
“2025 (11 February), Ana Fernández, "Un miraculé devenu symbole des peurs du métro new-yorkais", La Presse” — When Joseph Lynskey was pushed onto the tracks of the New York subway on New Year's Eve, he immediately understood that he was the victim of one of the acts of extraordinary violence that haunt the American megalopolis. The miraculously rescued man can now talk about his experience.