Miraculous (adjective)

1. Wonderful and deserving of admiration; extremely good.
2. Unusual or remarkable, especially as if brought about by divine intervention.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french miraculeux or latin mirabilis "wonderful", from mirari "to wonder".

Examples:

1. The newborn's survival was considered a miraculous event by the doctors.
2. She was known for her miraculous ability to heal people with her touch.
3. The couple's love was a miraculous bond that stood the test of time.
4. The coach was credited with leading the team to a miraculous victory.
5. The rebuilding of the city after the disaster was nothing short of miraculous.