Supernaturally

Definition

supernatural /su:pǝ'nætʃrǝl; Brit also sju:-/ adj သဘာဝလြန္။ supernatural forces ❍ a person believed to have supernatural powers. ❏ the supernatural n [sing] သဘာဝလြန္ျဖစ္ရပ္။ တန္ခိုး ဣဒၶိပါဒ္။ belief in the supernatural. supernaturally /-'nætʃrǝli/ adv

Examples

1. ‘More incredibly
2. despite the supernatural nature of the show and carnival freaks
3. this is one of the most realistic and believable groups of characters I have ever seen on television.’
4. ‘You really get the feeling that uncontrollable supernatural forces have hijacked her life.’
5. ‘In broad terms
6. the border between moral influence and supernatural transformation was a porous one in Victorian culture
7. one that was crossed and re-crossed with regularity.’
8. ‘This collection represents the more bizarre and supernatural episodes produced in the series.’
9. ‘However
10. the similarity lies in that they both describe mysterious and supernatural events as they occur
11. both of which remain resolved at the story's end.’
12. ‘Meanwhile
13. supernatural occurrences begin plaguing the boat
14. starting with a record player that turns itself on at will.’
15. ‘And with life-drained bodies turning up around the countryside
16. it's clear that some supernatural force is at work.’
17. ‘These social and supernatural forces have come to represent anxieties and energies restrained
18. repressed
19. or dismissed in modern Japanese and Euro-American society.’
20. ‘But music continued to obsess him; in many of his stories
21. he links it with supernatural forces.’
22. ‘The court believes that supernatural forces manipulated the downfall of this picture.’
23. ‘These are traditional hunters
24. who harness supernatural forces to counter the terrors of the bush
25. whose ancient traditions are being bizarrely reinvented in the modern world and whose music has had a profound impact on African pop.’
26. ‘This language suggests an object that actually radiates a supernatural force
27. as if through a halo-effect that influences all who come in contact with its great spirit.’
28. ‘He is a monster with the unique combination of supernatural powers and extraordinary human characteristics that makes him a threat to humans everywhere.’
29. ‘So whenever an overly supernatural event happens
30. it's almost a distraction
31. rather than the thrilling surprise the creators were hoping for.’
32. ‘These theaters of anxiety illustrate collective helplessness in the face of unmanageable man-made
33. natural or supernatural forces.’
34. ‘They tend to sudden deaths
35. supposedly via supernatural happenings.’
36. ‘As critics have often pointed out
37. this violence does not stem from supernatural forces but from material
38. legal
39. economic
40. and social realities and inequalities.’
41. ‘At one stage
42. he finds himself hot on the trail of the mysterious
43. possibly supernatural
44. killer
45. drawing himself into a disturbing and haunting climactic experience.’
46. ‘The sun itself was worshipped and regarded as a supernatural force
47. and all temples contained a shrine to the sun
48. Ra
49. or both.’
50. ‘There are no supernatural events
51. wild chases through the jungle
52. superpowers
53. or other falsehoods.’