Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
annus mirabilis
noun
/ˈæn.əs ˌmɪr.əˈbɪl.ɪs/
Definition
A remarkable or noteworthy year, often marked by significant events, achievements, or changes.
Examples
- In 1666, the Great Fire of London marked an annus mirabilis for the city, leading to its significant reconstruction.
- For the scientist, 1905 was an annus mirabilis, with groundbreaking discoveries that changed the field of physics.
Meaning
The term refers to a year in which exceptional and remarkable events occur, leading to a profound impact on a person, organization, or even a nation.
Synonyms
- Year of wonders
- Year of miracles
- Exceptional year
