supernaturally

[soo-per-nach-er-uh-lee, -nach-ruh-lee]

adverb

1. in a way or to a degree that is supernatural; in a way that involves a deity, angel, or other being with power beyond what is found in nature.

Example Sentences

Predictably, those vessels break open so his grey flesh can supernaturally merge into a foul lump of distorted features and tentacles, binding Lilly while a creepy voice asks, “Got a kiss for daddy?”

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Matt Roush says, “When a veteran character actress makes the most of the role of a lifetime, which Katherine LaNasa does as ‘The Pitt’s’ supernaturally capable charge nurse Dana, attention must be paid.”

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Colin is the only “Shadows” character to die and begin another life cycle as the world’s strangest and supernaturally fast-growing child.

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I couldn’t believe someone that supernaturally talented could also be every single person in the building’s favorite human being.

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I’m one of those lovers, especially with the supernaturally fresh bags of Tampopo arugula I used to get weekly at the Phinney Farmers Market.

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