Definition of "mirable" []

• Wonderful; admirable (adjective)

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• "_ Not Neoptolemus so mirable] [W: Neoptolemus's sire irascible] After all this contention it is difficult to imagine that the critic believes _mirable_ to have been changed to _irascible_."
• "I found it remarkable from the get-go that we continued irresponsible tax cuts while going to war, and, mirable dictu, the conservatives who had financed the entire war on credit without the slightest interest in its effect on the deficit rediscovered balanced budgets as soon as Democratic-preferred programs could be constrained."
• "Apple now has a bigger market cap than Microsoft (a prospect that not even the most devoted Apple fans would ever have imagined); the company is directly threatening Google for control of a significant part of the digital customer's money and time; Jobs 'problems with the SEC have, magically, disappeared; and he seems, mirable dictu, very much alive."