naturally
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- adverb
- /ˈnæʧərəli/
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con naturalidad
- It comes to you quite naturally.
- come naturally
- occur naturally
- happen naturally
And you, you, you don't just naturally become virtuous.
- And you, you, you don't just naturally become virtuous.
- You get to just talk naturally to a guest in in most cases.
- if you sing from your heart, if you sing naturally, if you are, you are yourself.
- Those that data will naturally emerge over time.
- And then kind of just naturally happens.
- I didn't sell to write a book, but it kind of naturally formed along the way.
- Yeah, it's softer than cotton and naturally soothe skin.
- I just kind of like have naturally done things that I think are smart.
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And when trees grow, they naturally absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
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Pretty much just relax and, and, and do it naturally, whatever feels right.
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Some of you are more naturally happy, more naturally sad, right?
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You get to just talk naturally to a guest in in most cases.
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You want about this hair right here to just naturally fall this way.
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And being outside, your breath will naturally slow down.
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The trick is just relax and behave naturally, yeah?
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Absolutely do not give yourselves away, and act naturally.
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You stop when you're full and naturally feel happy already.
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He speaks naturally, making everyone feel comfortable during the conversation.
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Etymology
The word naturally comes from nature, the idea of 'not forced' or 'not made to look special'. So to do something naturally is to do it easily and without trying to seem different.