For a Class 5 student, you can use the word miracle to describe something truly amazing, wonderful, and often unexpected that makes you feel surprised and happy.
What Does "Miracle" Mean?
A miracle is a very surprising and welcome event that is not easily explained by ordinary things we see every day. It often refers to something incredible happening that seems almost impossible. It can also describe something wonderful or special that brings great benefit.
Examples of "Miracle" in Sentences for Class 5
Here are some easy-to-understand sentences showing how to use "miracle":
- It was a miracle that the lost kitten found its way home after three days.
- The tiny seed growing into a giant sunflower feels like a miracle of nature.
- "If our team wins the championship game, it would be a real miracle because they are playing against a much stronger team," said the coach.
- After his injury, the quick miracle of his recovery allowed him to play again sooner than anyone expected.
- Thanks to the miracle of modern communication, we can video call our relatives on the other side of the world instantly.
- Finding the exact toy I wanted at the store felt like a miracle because it was sold out everywhere else.
Understanding Different Ways to Use "Miracle"
The word "miracle" can be used in different situations, but it always points to something extraordinary.
| Aspect of Miracle | Simple Explanation | Example Sentence |
|---|---|---|
| Unexpected Good Event | Something wonderful happens when you didn't expect it. | "It was a miracle we caught the bus just as it was about to leave!" |
| Amazing Recovery | Getting better from something very difficult, like an illness. | The little bird's miraculous recovery after its injury was a true miracle. |
| Wonderful Discovery/Invention | Something new that helps people a lot. | The ability to get clean drinking water in dry places is a miracle of science. |
| Nature's Wonder | Something beautiful or amazing that happens in nature. | The transformation of a caterpillar into a butterfly is a beautiful miracle. |
Tips for Using "Miracle"
- Think "Amazing!": If something makes you say "Wow, that's incredible!" or "That's so unexpected and good!", then "miracle" might be the right word.
- Not Always Magical: While sometimes used for religious events, "miracle" can also mean something amazing that happens in everyday life or through science, like a new medicine.
- Often Positive: The word "miracle" almost always describes a positive or good event.
Learning new words like "miracle" helps you describe the exciting and wonderful things in the world around you. You can find more simple definitions and examples at a children's dictionary website.
