natural
- noun
- /ˈnæʧərəl/
- No one knows for sure what Mary and Ann looked like, but they were naturals at piracy and were as tough and brave as the rest of them.
- a natural at it
- people are naturals
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Watch on YouTubeYou know, I've always been a natural, you know, a natural sipper, somebody who sips.
- You know, I've always been a natural, you know, a natural sipper, somebody who sips.
- I do, you know, I'm just a natural.
- And so like are you a naturally half glass full type person or are you a natural grump?
- And then when I see somebody who's a natural, I'm like, Dang, that's that's fucking real.
- I told him if I ever write your biography, the title is going to be The Spy Who Loved Us because he is a natural.
Examples
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A natural in midfield... who can hold on to it, keep possession.
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Too bad I'm a bad guy, but Sam was such a natural he just hit it out of the park every time.
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There are always a precious few business naturals who will excel regardless of age.
Blog text (1) -
They talked in loud voices about this new fighter, Buster Midnight, and what a natural he was.
Fiction book (1990) -
In the piano competition, everyone agreed that she was a natural, effortlessly playing challenging pieces.
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After just a few classes, many said that he was a natural at painting, with an exceptional eye for color.
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The coach praised his player, calling him a natural because he was able to read the game perfectly.
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A process in which plants and animals better suited to their home survive and have more young
A branch of science that studies the physical world, like physics and biology
Giving birth with little medical help and no drugs to reduce pain or help the birth
- Specialized
A system people use to speak and write to each other rather than computer code
- Specialized
The body's protection from disease that a person has naturally without a vaccine or previous infection
- Specialized
A way to avoid pregnancy by not having sex during a woman's fertile days, without using medicine or devices
- Specialized
The way computers understand and work with human language
- Specialized
An elastic material made from the sticky sap of certain trees used for many products
- Formal
A moral quality people can have by nature, not given by God, like justice
- Specialized
A sticky material some plants make, like amber, that people use in varnish and glue
- Specialized
A computer program that understands and produces written or spoken language
- Archaic
A salt from Bad Ems mineral waters that treats throat and nose infections
- Specialized
A program that reads, understands, or writes human language text
An important English society that supports scientists and promotes science
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Natural as a noun comes from Latin natura 'birth' and the idea of something in a person's nature, so a natural is someone who seems to be born with a special skill.