Divine Intervention

noun a formal request or petition for something, especially when made to a higher authority

• The lawyer's impetration of the court's decision was successful.
• She made an impetration for a raise at work.
• I'll impetrate with my parents to let me go to the party.
• His impetration for forgiveness was heartfelt and sincere.

noun a surprising and welcome event that is not explicable by natural or scientific laws and is considered to be divine intervention

• The doctors described the patient's recovery as nothing short of a miracle.
• It's a miracle that we found parking right in front of the restaurant.
• I can't believe she aced that test, it's like a total miracle.
• The way she effortlessly juggles work, family, and hobbies is a miracle in itself.

adverb Miraculously is an adverb that describes an action performed in a miraculous or extraordinary manner.

• The patient's condition miraculously improved overnight, much to the surprise of the medical team.
• I miraculously found my lost keys in the last place I looked.
• She miraculously aced the exam without studying at all.
• The small startup company miraculously survived the economic downturn and is now thriving.

noun God or nature as providing protective care or divine direction

• The city's infrastructure was designed with careful consideration of providence in mind.
• I believe everything happens for a reason, it's all about providence.
• Some people think it's all about luck, but I like to think providence plays a role.
• In the grand scheme of things, providence guides our paths in mysterious ways.

noun a Latin term meaning 'advocate of God'

• The advocatus dei argued the case with precision and eloquence.
• The advocatus dei made a strong case in court.
• The advocatus dei really knows how to talk the talk in the courtroom.
• She was like the advocatus dei of our group, always advocating for our best interests.