• Synonyms: phenomenon
  Meaning: any state or process known through the senses rather than by intuition or reasoning
• Synonyms: phenomenon
  Meaning: a remarkable development

• "The Kentucky Phenomenon."
• At Stapi I beheld this phenomenon in all its beauty.
• The coloration of these waters is a very curious phenomenon.
• Nor is this, the most striking phenomenon incidental to such a state.
• A peculiar phenomenon, for the river displaces itself to feed its own tributaries!
• What other factors are there to be taken into consideration to explain this phenomenon?
• Then at a given moment, after this mechanical process, a quite different phenomenon emerges.
• This phenomenon, which is not unfrequent when the wind blows from the glaciers, is called in Icelandic 'mistour.'
• "Now," said my uncle, "now is the time for high tide, and we must not lose the opportunity to study this phenomenon."
• The second question is that of knowing what is the role, the utility, and the efficacity of the psychical phenomenon.

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