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phenomenon

noun

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as in miracle

something extraordinary or surprising

our jaws dropped when we saw this basketball phenomenon play for the first time

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WORDS RELATED TO PHENOMENON

accident
circumstances beyond one’s control
earthquake
force majeure
freak accident
hurricane
inevitable accident
marvel
natural disaster
phenomenon
supernatural event
tornado
unavoidable casualty
unforeseen event
vis major
wonder

aura
beard
blind
countenance
dream
facade
front
guise
idea
illusion
image
impression
mirage
phenomenon
reflection
screen
seeming
semblance
sound
specter
vision

change
circumstance
conclusion
denouement
event
eventuality
eventuation
issue
materialization
occurrence
outcome
phenomenon
result
situation
transpiration
turn of events
upshot

accident
act
action
advent
adventure
affair
appearance
business
calamity
case
catastrophe
celebration
ceremony
chance
circumstance
coincidence
conjuncture
crisis
deed
development
emergency
episode
experience
exploit
fact
function
holiday
incident
juncture
marvel
matter
milestone
miracle
misfortune
mishap
mistake
occasion
occurrence
pass
phase
phenomenon
predicament
proceeding
shift
situation
story
thing
tide
transaction
triumph
turn
wonder

ace
adept
artist
artiste
authority
buff
connoisseur
doyen
graduate
guru
hot shot
old hand
old pro
phenomenon
pro
professional
shark
virtuoso
war-horse
whiz
wizard

accomplishment
act
action
actuality
adventure
affair
being
case
circumstance
conception
consideration
construction
creation
data
datum
deed
entity
episode
evidence
experience
factor
fait accompli
feature
happening
incident
information
item
manifestation
occurrence
organism
particular
performance
phenomenon
point
proceeding
specific
statistic
transaction
truism

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phenomenonnoun

any state or process known through the senses rather than by intuition or reasoning
phenomenonnoun

a remarkable development

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Javed Ali:

As someone who used to look at this phenomenon of radicalization more on the international terrorism side, and looking at how people were similarly radicalized or mobilized to violence just like what happened on the sixth, from the al Qaeda ideology and the ISIS ideology, there are a lot of parallels to that world.
Sara Ryding:

It means animals are evolving, but it does not necessarily mean that they are coping with climate change. We can see that some species have increased in appendage size so far, but we don’t know if they will be able to keep up as the climate crisis worsens, we also don’t know whether these shape-shifts actually aid in survival( and therefore are beneficial) or not. This phenomenon of shape-shifting shouldn’t be seen as a positive, but rather it is alarming that climate change is pushing animals to evolve like this, under such a relatively short timeframe.
Ryan Lizza:

I think the media has struggled to cover the dark side of the Trump phenomenon because political reporters do not have experience covering a major political figure who is both openly racist and — let’s be honest — an extremely entertaining politician.
Deborah Lipstadt:

Leaders on the left and the right are using this phenomenon as a way of drumming up support, claiming theyre victims, i fear it will get far worse before it gets better.
Mikinori Kuwata:

Not many people have investigated it even though it’s a very important phenomenon.

Translations for PHENOMENON

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ظاهرةArabic
fenomenCatalan, Valencian
fenomén, jev, úkazCzech
PhänomenGerman
φαινόμενοGreek
fenomenoEsperanto
fenómenoSpanish
پدیدهPersian
ilmiöFinnish
phénomèneFrench
fenómenoGalician
ard-yindysManx
घटनाHindi
fenomènHaitian Creole
tünemény, tünet, fenomén, jelenségHungarian
երևույթ, ֆենոմենArmenian
תופעהHebrew
現象Japanese
현상Korean
fenomenNorwegian
fenomeenDutch
fenomenNorwegian Nynorsk
fenomenNorwegian
fenomen, zjawiskoPolish
fenômenoPortuguese
fenomenRomanian
феномен, событие, эффект, необыкновенное явление, явлениеRussian
pojavaSerbo-Croatian
fenomenSwedish
fenomenTurkish
явищеUkrainian
דערשיינונגYiddish
现象Chinese

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Pronunciation:

[ fɪnˈɒmɪnən], [ fɪnˈɒmɪnən], [ f_ɪ_n_ˈɒ_m_ɪ_n_ə_n]

Related words: natural phenomenon, abstract phenomenon, physical phenomenon

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n.
- model,
- classic,
- thoroughbred,
- masterpiece.
- real,
- showcase,
- life,
- occasion,
- episode,
- occurrence,
- actuality.
- good.
• act of god (noun)
- act-god,
- circumstances beyond control,
- supernatural events,
- vires majores,
- circumstances beyond ones control,
- unforeseen events,
- circumstances beyond one controls,
- freak accidents,
- inevitable accidents,
- circumstances beyond ones controls,
- circumstances beyond one control,
- circumstances beyond one’s controls,
- act god,
- circumstances beyond controls,
- unavoidable casualties.
• appearance (noun)
- Illusions,
- seemings,
- seeming.
• development (noun)
- out comes,
- turn events,
- out-comes,
- up-shots,
- turn event,
- up-shot,
- up shot,
- out-come,
- turn of event,
- up shots,
- transpirations,
- eventuations,
- out come.
• event (noun)
- happening,
- phenomenon,
- aspect.
• expert (noun)
- pro,
- doyens,
- doyen,
- experts,
- shark,
- adepts,
- Sharks,
- pros,
- artiste,
- wizards,
- artistes,
- old pro,
- proficients,
- hot shot.
• fact (noun)
- in-formation,
- in-formations,
- in formations.
• form (noun)
- Torsos,
- physique,
- Torsi,
- torso.
• hoo-hah (noun)
- hoo-hah.
• marvel (noun)
- one for books,
- something elses,
- one for book.
• matter (noun)
- in dividual,
- materialnesses,
- physical worlds,
- in-dividual,
- corporeities.
• miracle (noun)
- un usualness,
- un usualnesses,
- unusualnesses,
- supernatural occurrences,
- un-usualness,
- un-usualnesses.
• nine days’ wonder (noun)
- fifteen minutes fame,
- nine day wonder,
- flash pan,
- nine days wonder,
- nineday wonder,
- nine day wonders,
- nine-day wonders,
- nineday wonders,
- flash in pan,
- phenoms,
- flash the pan.
• object (noun)
- whatchamacallits.
• oddity (noun)
- unconventionalities,
- oddnesses,
- conversation pieces,
- in congruities,
- extra-ordinariness,
- un conventionalities,
- un naturalnesses,
- in-congruity,
- extra-ordinarinesses,
- un naturalness,
- un conventionality,
- un-naturalness,
- in-congruities,
- queernesses,
- un-naturalnesses,
- extra ordinariness,
- in congruity,
- extraordinarinesses,
- un-conventionalities,
- outlandishnesses,
- extra ordinarinesses,
- freakishnesses,
- bizarrenesses,
- un-conventionality.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- freakishness,
- revelation,
- matter,
- reality,
- process,
- queerness,
- gem,
- substance,
- Vis Major,
- wonder,
- tornado,
- stunner,
- miracle,
- prodigy,
- vision,
- Corporeity,
- statistic,
- bizarreness,
- nine-day wonder,
- substantiality,
- nine days’ wonder,
- datum,
- unusualness,
- organisms,
- spectaculars,
- supernatural event,
- Eventuation,
- spectacle,
- phase,
- phenom,
- fifteen minutes of fame,
- physical world,
- portent,
- sensation,
- conversation piece,
- Re-presentation,
- Natural Disaster,
- conjunctures,
- facts,
- corporeality,
- datums,
- whatchamacallit,
- thing,
- appearance,
- supernatural occurrence,
- the eighth wonder of the world,
- Natural Disasters,
- struck with amazement,
- object,
- protoplasm,
- overachiever,
- oddness,
- unforeseen event,
- surprise,
- extraordinariness,
- expert,
- jewel,
- marvel,
- freak accident,
- nonpareil,
- oddity,
- phoenix,
- Protoplasms,
- outlandishness,
- one for the book,
- turn of events,
- manifestation,
- form,
- one for the books,
- something else,
- PEARLS,
- Oddities,
- in formation,
- substantialities,
- conjuncture,
- unconventionality,
- event,
- transpiration,
- unavoidable casualty,
- phoenixes,
- fact,
- development,
- circumstances beyond one’s control,
- Materialness,
- specifics,
- Corporealities,
- physical process,
- inevitable accident,
- strangeness.
• prodigy (noun)
- genius,
- thunderbolt,
- curiosity,
- mahatma,
- luminary,
- paragon,
- magician,
- rarity,
- crackerjack,
- shocker,
- star,
- wizard,
- talent,
- whiz.
• reality (noun)
- concreteness,
- perceptibility,
- way of it,
- absoluteness,
- how things are,
- name of game.
• sensation (noun)
- bombshells,
- bombshell.
• spectacle (noun)
- ex-positions,
- re presentations,
- re-presentations,
- re presentation,
- ex-position.
• stunner (noun)
- eighth wonder the world,
- the eighth wonder the world,
- eighth wonder world,
- the eighth wonder of world,
- eighth wonder of world,
- the eighth wonder world,
- eighth wonder of the world.
• substance (noun)
- staples.
• surprise (noun)
- precipitousness,
- curveball,
- eye-opener,
- epiphanies,
- eureka,
- suddenness,
- thunderbolts,
- whammy,
- eye-openers,
- Astoundment.
• vision (noun)
- wraith,
- Visions,
- warlock.
• wonder (noun)
- cynosure.
Other synonyms:
- beaut,
- humdinger,
- the sublime,
- godsend,
- dream,
- inspiration,
- must-have,
- saving grace,
- incident.
- wonderment,
- showstopper,
- peach,
- piece of work,
- bonanza,
- smasher,
- beauty.
- wizardry,
- wow,
- gift,
- knockout,
- beacon,
- pearl,
- astonishment.
- dynamite,
- gold,
- blessing.
- find.
- show.
• rarity
- rare bird.
• Other relevant words (noun):
- character,
- paradox,
- shape,
- maverick,
- crank,
- experience,
- sight,
- apparition,
- pageant,
- Unconformity,
- card,
- image,
- matter of fact,
- amazing thing,
- circumstance,
- accident,
- ONER,
- tangible,
- consequence,
- bare facts,
- personage,
- Extrinsicality,
- exception,
- fortune,
- scene,
- misfit,
- tradition,
- issue,
- mirage,
- situation,
- lion,
- Phasm,
- phantom,
- contingency,
- entity,
- jeu de theatre,
- false image,
- uniqueness,
- effect,
- kook,
- coup de theatre,
- luck,
- mind-boggler,
- eventuality,
- monster,
- original,
- peculiarity,
- flash,
- screwball,
- astonishing thing,
- abnormality,
- odd bird,
- Rara Avis,
- trip,
- incidence,
- anomaly,
- particular,
- legend,
- nonconformist,
- item,
- Objectiveness,
- levitation,
- wonderful thing,
- evolution,
- hazard,
- odd fish,
- singularity,
- affair,
- weirdo,
- Gazingstock,
- taking place,
- sign,
- act of god,
- amazement,
- extraneousness,
- happenstance,
- adventure,
- somebody,
- eccentric,
- presence,
- nonesuch,
- figure,
- proceeding,
- hap,
- oddball,
- advent,
- Phenomena,
- chance,
- freak,
- weirdie,
- caution,
- condition,
- splendor,
- marvelment,
- celebrity,
- juncture.

How to use «Phenomenon» in context?

The word «phenomenon» is derived from the Greek words «phaino» (meaning «to appear») and «phenomenon» (meaning » observe, discern, perceive»). A phenomenon typically is an observed fact or occurrence. For example, the sun appears to rise and set each day. Water floating on top of the ocean appears to be at a lower level than the surrounding water. Clouds move around the sky. A phenomenon can also be an idea, such as the theory of evolution.

Paraphrases for Phenomenon:

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Forward Entailment
- Proper noun, singular
  events.
- Noun, singular or mass
  event.
Independent
- Noun, singular or mass
  data, emergence, fact, factor, incidence, issue, manifestation, matter, occurrence, pattern, practice, process, scourge, situation, something, syndrome, thing, trend.

Hypernym for Phenomenon:

n.
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  effect, metempsychosis, hazard, event, consequence, natural phenomenon, fortune, levitation, luck, rebirth, issue, pulsation, chance, upshot, result, outcome.