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naturality

naturality

7.0
The quality of being like the world of plants, animals, and land rather than made by people
  • noun
  • /ˌnæʧəˈrælɪti/
translation icon : naturalidad
  • He admired the naturality of the landscape, untouched by human hands.

Examples

  • The artist strives for naturality in every brushstroke of his paintings.

  • The naturality of her performance impressed the judges.

  • The naturality of the landscape took my breath away.

  • Can you appreciate the naturality in her art?

  • The naturality of her performance impressed the judges during the talent show.

  • He admired the stunning naturality of the landscape, which was untouched by human hands.

  • The artist aims for the highest degree of naturality in every brushstroke of his paintings.

Synonyms

naturalness
vsnaturality
1 3.9

Being genuine and not showing forced or fake feelings

emphasizes being true to nature or natural state rather than appearance

Antonyms

A quality that makes something seem strange or not normal

How Natural

authenticity
71 4.8
naturality
7.0

Surface Forms

naturality singular
naturalities plural

Morphology

naturality = natural (transparent) = natural + ity

Standard nominalization of the adjective 'natural' to indicate the quality or state of being natural.

Etymology

Naturality comes from the Latin natura, meaning 'nature' or 'the way things are', together with the ending -ity that names a quality. So naturality is the quality of being natural or true to nature, like a performance that feels simple, real and not made up.