शक्ति के लिए जिम्मेदार होने की गुणवत्ता जो प्राकृतिक बलों से परे उल्लंघन या जाने लगती है

Noun:

अलोकिकता, लोकोत्तरता,

supernaturalness's Usage Examples:

Four of his books were of particular importance: Christian Nurture (1847), in which he virtually opposed revivalism and "effectively turned the current of Christian thought toward the young"; Nature and the Supernatural (1858), in which he discussed miracles and endeavoured to "lift the natural into the supernatural" by emphasizing the supernaturalness of man; The Vicarious Sacrifice (1866), in which he contended for what has come to be known as the "moral view" of the atonement in distinction from the "governmental" and the "penal" or "satisfaction" theories; and God in Christ (1849) (with an introductory "Dissertation on Language as related to Thought"), in which he expressed, it was charged, heretical views as to the Trinity, holding, among other things, that the Godhead is "instrumentally three - three simply as related to our finite apprehension, and the communication of God's incommunicable nature."

revelation in some degree with the supernaturalness of His Person: at least, we are prepared to entertain without prejudice any evidence.

The proof of the supernaturalness of His Person sets the seal to the credibility of His.

supernaturalness's Meaning':

the quality of being attributed to power that seems to violate or go beyond natural forces

Synonyms:

unnaturalness, supernaturalism,

Antonyms:

naturalness, unpretentiousness, unaffectedness,