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Definition of supernatural in English: supernaturaladjective ˌsuːpəˈnatʃ(ə)r(ə)lˌsupərˈnætʃ(ə)rəl 1(of a manifestation or event) attributed to some force beyond scientific understanding or the laws of nature. （现象，事件）超自然的，不可思议的 超自然体。 Example sentencesExamples - So whenever an overly supernatural event happens, it's almost a distraction, rather than the thrilling surprise the creators were hoping for.
- Meanwhile, supernatural occurrences begin plaguing the boat, starting with a record player that turns itself on at will.
- This language suggests an object that actually radiates a supernatural force, as if through a halo-effect that influences all who come in contact with its great spirit.
- The court believes that supernatural forces manipulated the downfall of this picture.
- However, the similarity lies in that they both describe mysterious and supernatural events as they occur, both of which remain resolved at the story's end.
- You really get the feeling that uncontrollable supernatural forces have hijacked her life.
- This collection represents the more bizarre and supernatural episodes produced in the series.
- He is a monster with the unique combination of supernatural powers and extraordinary human characteristics that makes him a threat to humans everywhere.
- More incredibly, despite the supernatural nature of the show and carnival freaks, this is one of the most realistic and believable groups of characters I have ever seen on television.
- And with life-drained bodies turning up around the countryside, it's clear that some supernatural force is at work.
- These theaters of anxiety illustrate collective helplessness in the face of unmanageable man-made, natural or supernatural forces.
- There are no supernatural events, wild chases through the jungle, superpowers, or other falsehoods.
- The sun itself was worshipped and regarded as a supernatural force, and all temples contained a shrine to the sun, Ra, or both.
- At one stage, he finds himself hot on the trail of the mysterious, possibly supernatural, killer, drawing himself into a disturbing and haunting climactic experience.
- But music continued to obsess him; in many of his stories, he links it with supernatural forces.
- As critics have often pointed out, this violence does not stem from supernatural forces but from material, legal, economic, and social realities and inequalities.
- In broad terms, the border between moral influence and supernatural transformation was a porous one in Victorian culture, one that was crossed and re-crossed with regularity.
- They tend to sudden deaths, supposedly via supernatural happenings.
- These are traditional hunters, who harness supernatural forces to counter the terrors of the bush, whose ancient traditions are being bizarrely reinvented in the modern world and whose music has had a profound impact on African pop.
- These social and supernatural forces have come to represent anxieties and energies restrained, repressed, or dismissed in modern Japanese and Euro-American society.
Synonyms paranormal, psychic, magic, magical, occult, mystic, mystical, miraculous, superhuman, supernormal, hypernormal, extramundane inexplicable, uncanny, unaccountable, unbelievable, non-rational, weird, mysterious, arcane ghostly, phantom, spectral, magical, mystic, other-worldly, unearthly, unnatural, unreal, mysterious, fabulous informal spooky - 1.1 Unnaturally or extraordinarily great.
异常的 a woman of supernatural beauty 一个异常美丽的女人。
noun ˌsuːpəˈnatʃ(ə)r(ə)lˌsupərˈnætʃ(ə)rəl the supernaturalManifestations or events considered to be of supernatural origin, such as ghosts. 超自然事物；超自然现象 a frightening manifestation of the supernatural Example sentencesExamples - From an early age he had been interested in the supernatural (later in Theosophy), and from this grew a concern with the spiritual symbolism of colour.
- These horror types may be monsters, demons, angels, psychotics, and/or the supernatural.
- In reality, however, it's a courtroom drama with a twinge of the supernatural (most of which occurs during flash-backs).
- David has recently written a book on psychic phenomena from the standpoint of suspicious skeptic of the supernatural.
- The little wizard's popularity is also attributed to the empathy that many Japanese children can feel towards his hardships at school and his fascination with the supernatural.
- The use of the supernatural in the witches, the visions, the ghost, and the apparitions is a key element in making the concept of the play work and in making the play interesting.
- There's a sprinkling of the supernatural toward the end, as well, which livens up the story a bit but does not make up for the predictable and shamelessly heartstring-tugging ending.
- Both Apache Crown Dancers and Navajo Yeibichei dancers wear masks and sing partially in falsetto or in voices imitating the supernaturals.
- Both country houses are associated with the supernatural.
- All but Brendan, the youngish owner and barkeep, have tales to spin: tales of the supernatural in which they were involved but that may be merely delusional.
- A robust grandfather, once the bane of Hollywood screenwriting, regales his frail, fidgety grandson with horrible tales of the macabre and the supernatural.
- Seems like our supermen and women can't really prove themselves worthy unless they do it against creatures and creations from the realm of the superstitious and the supernatural.
- Despite a tendency to over-dramatise, this is yet another supernatural spook-fest which will chill and entertain - and hopefully won't prove too offensive to the real-life inspirations.
- They're populated by gentry, religious, working people, strangers, supernaturals, and an occasional chieftain, and at some point, everyone dances.
- The point, however, is to remember that the medieval Japanese, with all their fears and superstitions, did make a clear distinction between the natural and the supernatural.
- Some of the most poorly received episodes have been the ones that strayed into the supernatural.
- The device was not new to Copanec monuments of the eighth century; the inscription of Copan Stela 6 recounts a royal ritual in 682 at which a company of ‘four lords, four young ones ‘- perhaps deities or supernaturals - looked on.’
- Complicating the film visually is the always shifting point of view and the issue of reality versus memory versus the supernatural.
- Composite creatures based on the lion - for example, sphinxes, griffins, or horned and winged lions - place the imagery in the realm of the supernatural.
- A system of belief can exist without a recognition of the supernatural.
Derivativesnoun ˌsuːpəˈnat(ə)ʃrəlɪz(ə)mˌsupərˈnætʃ(ə)rəˌlɪzəm It is necessary to understand that the concept of religion that developed in the medieval period combines supernaturalism and science to formulate statements about the world and humankind. Example sentencesExamples - In such a view, the religious framework of Christianity was aligned with scientific naturalism, and non-Christian supernaturalism was aligned with superstition.
- We begin with the issue of supernaturalism in religion and its supposedly superstitious character.
- The trend during the past 10 years or so has shown that people (not only children) are inclined to watch films/serials portraying or reflecting supernaturalism.
- Scientific naturalism has thus dislodged theological supernaturalism as the cosmological outlook of the contemporary intellectual world.
noun ˌsuːpəˈnat(ə)ʃrəlɪstˌsupərˈnætʃ(ə)rələst There are some supernaturalists and some naturalists who are determinists and who do not hold anyone accountable for anything, except God or nature. Example sentencesExamples - I'm beginning to think - supernaturalist that I am - that whoever is behind this is not human and to suspect that the only way out of this impasse is prayer, fasting and major major spiritual warfare.
- However, even Aristotle did not understand the term ‘metaphysics’ in such a supernaturalist sense, but rather as a more general approach (than physics) to understanding whatever is, including the physical world.
- The pagan supernaturalist did so by raising the merely material to the level of spirit or the divine. The materialist does so by lowering what is truly spiritual or in the divine image to the level of matter.
adverb ˌsuːpəˈnatʃ(ə)rəliˌsupərˈnætʃ(ə)rəli as submodifier the monster was supernaturally strong 这个怪物的力量非同一般。 Example sentencesExamples - They seem almost supernaturally attuned to each other on this piece, contrasting hollow-sounding beats with sandpapery scrapes.
- One week was spent trudging through snow and ice, the other trying to cope with supernaturally oppressive heat and humidity.
- The mourning poetic prophet who is both supernaturally empowered and uniquely suffering is a very powerful ideological figure with whom to ally oneself, as the Miltonic narrator does here.
- But when the band lose their songwriting puff, the effect is almost supernaturally irritating.
- Most masquerades are activated and protected by supernaturally charged ‘medicines,’ substances made from sacred materials that are placed on the masks or the bodies of the maskers.
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Definition of supernatural in US English: supernaturaladjectiveˌso͞opərˈnaCH(ə)rəlˌsupərˈnætʃ(ə)rəl 1(of a manifestation or event) attributed to some force beyond scientific understanding or the laws of nature. （现象，事件）超自然的，不可思议的 超自然体。 Example sentencesExamples - This collection represents the more bizarre and supernatural episodes produced in the series.
- These social and supernatural forces have come to represent anxieties and energies restrained, repressed, or dismissed in modern Japanese and Euro-American society.
- At one stage, he finds himself hot on the trail of the mysterious, possibly supernatural, killer, drawing himself into a disturbing and haunting climactic experience.
- As critics have often pointed out, this violence does not stem from supernatural forces but from material, legal, economic, and social realities and inequalities.
- More incredibly, despite the supernatural nature of the show and carnival freaks, this is one of the most realistic and believable groups of characters I have ever seen on television.
- In broad terms, the border between moral influence and supernatural transformation was a porous one in Victorian culture, one that was crossed and re-crossed with regularity.
- Meanwhile, supernatural occurrences begin plaguing the boat, starting with a record player that turns itself on at will.
- The sun itself was worshipped and regarded as a supernatural force, and all temples contained a shrine to the sun, Ra, or both.
- But music continued to obsess him; in many of his stories, he links it with supernatural forces.
- And with life-drained bodies turning up around the countryside, it's clear that some supernatural force is at work.
- However, the similarity lies in that they both describe mysterious and supernatural events as they occur, both of which remain resolved at the story's end.
- He is a monster with the unique combination of supernatural powers and extraordinary human characteristics that makes him a threat to humans everywhere.
- These theaters of anxiety illustrate collective helplessness in the face of unmanageable man-made, natural or supernatural forces.
- There are no supernatural events, wild chases through the jungle, superpowers, or other falsehoods.
- The court believes that supernatural forces manipulated the downfall of this picture.
- This language suggests an object that actually radiates a supernatural force, as if through a halo-effect that influences all who come in contact with its great spirit.
- You really get the feeling that uncontrollable supernatural forces have hijacked her life.
- They tend to sudden deaths, supposedly via supernatural happenings.
- So whenever an overly supernatural event happens, it's almost a distraction, rather than the thrilling surprise the creators were hoping for.
- These are traditional hunters, who harness supernatural forces to counter the terrors of the bush, whose ancient traditions are being bizarrely reinvented in the modern world and whose music has had a profound impact on African pop.
Synonyms paranormal, psychic, magic, magical, occult, mystic, mystical, miraculous, superhuman, supernormal, hypernormal, extramundane ghostly, phantom, spectral, magical, mystic, other-worldly, unearthly, unnatural, unreal, mysterious, fabulous - 1.1 Unnaturally or extraordinarily great.
异常的 a woman of supernatural beauty 一个异常美丽的女人。
nounˌso͞opərˈnaCH(ə)rəlˌsupərˈnætʃ(ə)rəl the supernaturalManifestations or events considered to be of supernatural origin, such as ghosts. 超自然事物；超自然现象 Example sentencesExamples - Both country houses are associated with the supernatural.
- There's a sprinkling of the supernatural toward the end, as well, which livens up the story a bit but does not make up for the predictable and shamelessly heartstring-tugging ending.
- The point, however, is to remember that the medieval Japanese, with all their fears and superstitions, did make a clear distinction between the natural and the supernatural.
- Composite creatures based on the lion - for example, sphinxes, griffins, or horned and winged lions - place the imagery in the realm of the supernatural.
- Some of the most poorly received episodes have been the ones that strayed into the supernatural.
- From an early age he had been interested in the supernatural (later in Theosophy), and from this grew a concern with the spiritual symbolism of colour.
- In reality, however, it's a courtroom drama with a twinge of the supernatural (most of which occurs during flash-backs).
- A robust grandfather, once the bane of Hollywood screenwriting, regales his frail, fidgety grandson with horrible tales of the macabre and the supernatural.
- Complicating the film visually is the always shifting point of view and the issue of reality versus memory versus the supernatural.
- All but Brendan, the youngish owner and barkeep, have tales to spin: tales of the supernatural in which they were involved but that may be merely delusional.
- A system of belief can exist without a recognition of the supernatural.
- They're populated by gentry, religious, working people, strangers, supernaturals, and an occasional chieftain, and at some point, everyone dances.
- Seems like our supermen and women can't really prove themselves worthy unless they do it against creatures and creations from the realm of the superstitious and the supernatural.
- The little wizard's popularity is also attributed to the empathy that many Japanese children can feel towards his hardships at school and his fascination with the supernatural.
- The device was not new to Copanec monuments of the eighth century; the inscription of Copan Stela 6 recounts a royal ritual in 682 at which a company of ‘four lords, four young ones ‘- perhaps deities or supernaturals - looked on.’
- Despite a tendency to over-dramatise, this is yet another supernatural spook-fest which will chill and entertain - and hopefully won't prove too offensive to the real-life inspirations.
- The use of the supernatural in the witches, the visions, the ghost, and the apparitions is a key element in making the concept of the play work and in making the play interesting.
- Both Apache Crown Dancers and Navajo Yeibichei dancers wear masks and sing partially in falsetto or in voices imitating the supernaturals.
- David has recently written a book on psychic phenomena from the standpoint of suspicious skeptic of the supernatural.
- These horror types may be monsters, demons, angels, psychotics, and/or the supernatural.
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