Miraculousness
Miraculousnessn.a miraculous quality or state
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Mirador
Miradorn.a balcony, a small projecting gallery
Mire
Mirev.t.to soil with mire, to fix in mud
Mire (2)
Miren.mud, wet dirt, filth, an ant, a pismire
Mirror
Mirrorn.a lookingglass, a pattern
Mirrorstone
Mirrorstonen.a kind of transparent stone
Mirth
Mirthn.merriment, gaiety, laughter, jollity
Mirthful
Mirthfula.merry, gay, cheerful, pleasant, noisy
Miry
Mirya.full of mire, deep in mud, muddy, dirty
Mis
Misprefix.prefixed to words denotes error or wrong
Misacceptation
Misacceptationn.a taking in a wrong sense, a mistake
Misadventure
Misadventuren.a mischance, manslaughter
Misadventured
Misadventureda.unfortunate, unlucky, cross
Misadvise
Misadvisev.t.to give wrong or bad advice
Misadvised
Misadvisedpart.advised amiss, ill-directed
Misaimed
Misaimeda.not duly aimed, not directed right
Misalliance
Misalliancen.an unnatural alliance or union
Misanthrope
Misanthropen.a hater of mankind in general
Misanthropy
Misanthropyn.a general aversion to mankind
Misapplication
Misapplicationn.an applying to wrong purposes
Misapply
Misapplyv.t.to apply to wrong or bad purposes
Misapprehend
Misapprehendv.t.not to understand, to mistake
Misapprehension
Misapprehensionn.misconception, mistake
Misarrange
Misarrangev.t.to place in a wrong order
Misascribe
Misascribev.t.to ascribe falsely or wrong
Misassign
Misassignv.t.to assign erroneously, or falsely
Misbecome
Misbecomev.i.misbecame,pret.misbecome,pa.not to come, not to suit or fit