miraculously
adv.in a way that is very surprising or lucky, as if a miracle happened. You use this when something good happens that seemed impossible.
adv.in a manner resembling a miracle; occurring in a way that is extremely fortunate and highly improbable.
“Miraculously, the driver walked away from the crash without a scratch.”
“After weeks of heavy rain, the sun miraculously appeared just as the wedding ceremony began.”
“The ancient manuscript miraculously survived the library fire, having been misplaced in a stone-lined basement vault just days before the disaster occurred.”
Often functions as a sentence adverb, placed at the beginning of a clause to express the speaker's attitude toward the event.
“Instead, we cut to rehearsals for the comeback tour, with a caption informing us the brothers "didn't speak for 15 years", and an implication that all the wounds have been miraculously healed.”
“When I eventually passed my violin on to my daughter, I bought a cheap instrument for myself, ready to play once my fine motor skills miraculously returned.”