naturally
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1.8
- adverb
- /ˈnæʧərəli/
:
de forma innata
- Is your hair naturally curly?
- come naturally
- naturally acquire
- children naturally
And when you do, you will naturally attract a great woman.
- And when you do, you will naturally attract a great woman.
- Why not just do what comes naturally to me, right?
- Let's focus on building a muscle that naturally dissolves fear.
- And then it infects how we naturally love writing itself.
- My eyebrows grow in naturally, very, very straight.
- OK, Start on the temples by your naturally very blonde hair.
- He talks about the city state being naturally prior.
- It is the fact that people are not naturally good at asking questions.
- It's so far beyond what we're ever naturally selected to do.
- But it is the case that dogs will naturally Orient toward the sun.
- And I really hope that those skills that people use naturally continue after COVID.
- Lies come somewhat naturally to a narcissistic person.
- Because women naturally will invest because naturally women want to please a man.
Examples
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Why not just do what comes naturally to me, right?
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My eyebrows grow in naturally, very, very straight.
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See, I got these naturally quick hands, you know?
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And I really hope that those skills that people use naturally continue after COVID.
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And when you do, you will naturally attract a great woman.
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It is the fact that people are not naturally good at asking questions.
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We all can, and it happens naturally in a meditative state.
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It just comes naturally to me.
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AMANDA: She said that since our mother was never the mother type, that just meant me and her were the naturally independent type.
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She plays the piano naturally, as if she has been doing it her whole life.
Synonyms
119
4.7
Happens naturally as a basic part of something
58
3.9
To act without thinking as a natural reaction
54
4.1
Someone or something naturally acts that way because of their basic character
22
6.4
Part of the basic nature of something
8
5.6
In a natural way that someone has from birth
1
7.3
In a way that is a natural part of someone's character
Antonyms
Compounds
How Innate
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word naturally comes from nature, which once meant 'birth' and what someone is like inside. So when we say a person is naturally curious or lazy, we mean it is their usual, 'born' character.