Mirific
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Pronunciation /maɪˈɹɪf.ɪk/ · Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Mirific is an adjective meaning (literary) Working wonders; wonderful.
Meaning
(literary) Working wonders; wonderful.
Example Sentences
See the very intelligible Theorist is at hand in our Necessity, to teach the impetuous Motions of mirifick Exultation.
a carpet overgrown with huge, gorgeous flowers, and the walls overgrown with huge, gorgeous flowers of another but equally mirific plant
[…] there is the Doctor, whom Mrs. P. does not condescend to visit: that man educates a mirific family, and is loved by the poor for miles round;
In as blasé a tone as I could manage in such mirific circumstances, I murmured, “Ma’am, if you would care to glance out of the window—over there—you will see a flying saucer.”
Synonyms for mirific
Depending on context, synonyms include mirifical.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include mirifical, mirificent, marv, mercifull, magniferous, mysterial.
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