preternatural Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- aberrant
- singular
- incredible
- anomalous
- outstanding
- unwonted
- phenomenal
- peculiar
- noticeable
- freak
- atypical
- exceeding
- especial
- remarkable
Weak:
Meaning of preternatural
preternatural (s)
surpassing the ordinary or normal
existing outside of or not in accordance with nature
preternatural Sentence Examples
- The child's preternatural ability to memorize complex numbers astounded the teachers.
- Her laughter had a preternatural echo, as if it resonated from a distant realm.
- The injured soldier's wounds healed with preternatural speed, defying all medical expectations.
- The stormy night sky was lit by preternatural lightning, illuminating the landscape in an eerie glow.
- The old house exuded a preternatural aura of mystery, whispering secrets to those who dared to approach.
- The detective's intuition was almost preternatural, leading him to solve the most baffling crimes.
- The shimmering stars seemed to twinkle with preternatural brilliance, casting an otherworldly spell.
- The athlete's preternatural agility allowed him to perform acrobatic feats that defied gravity.
- The ancient tree stood tall with a preternatural majesty, its branches stretching towards the heavens like grasping hands.
- The clown's preternatural grin haunted my nightmares, its painted features frozen in an unsettling smile.
FAQs About the word preternatural
surpassing the ordinary or normal, existing outside of or not in accordance with nature
odd, unusual, rare, abnormal, uncommon, exceptional,extraordinary, unique, aberrant, singular
typical,normal, customary, typical, normal, common, usual, common, ordinary, usual
The child's preternatural ability to memorize complex numbers astounded the teachers.
Her laughter had a preternatural echo, as if it resonated from a distant realm.
The injured soldier's wounds healed with preternatural speed, defying all medical expectations.
The stormy night sky was lit by preternatural lightning, illuminating the landscape in an eerie glow.
