supernally
- adverb
- /suːˈpɜrnəli/
- Literature
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divinamente
- Her kindness seemed almost supernally inspired, as if from another world.
Examples
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She felt supernally blessed on her wedding day.
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The choir sang so supernally that the audience was moved to tears.
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The landscape was supernally lit by the rising sun, creating a breathtaking view.
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The choir sang supernally during the service.
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The sunset over the ocean was supernally beautiful, filling the sky with vibrant colors.
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She spoke supernally, as if touched by a divine inspiration that captivated everyone present.
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In the temple, the music played supernally, creating an atmosphere of peace and reverence.
Synonyms
14
6.5
In a way believed to be from God
3
6.8
In a very beautiful and impressive way that amazes people
2
8.2
In a way that seems connected to spiritual or unseen forces
1
8.5
In a way that is much better than usual
1
9.9
In a way that goes beyond ordinary experience or the senses
In a very beautiful or pleasant way that makes you feel happy
In a way that seems mysterious and spiritual
Antonyms
How Heavenly
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Supernally comes from the Latin root super- meaning 'above' and from the adjective supernal meaning 'heavenly'. So to do something supernally is to do it in a heavenly or divine way.