naturally
- adverb
- /ˈnæʧərəli/
- Fish can thrive naturally in their habitats without any human intervention.
- naturally occurring
- grow naturally
- evolve naturally
That's coffee that's grown naturally in Brookline, MA.
- That's coffee that's grown naturally in Brookline, MA.
- So, Doctor Sam, how do you fix insulin resistance naturally?
- Is that mosss growing on your ground naturally?
- In fermentation, acid is naturally produced which will keep the bad bacteria from growth.
- Here tilt happens naturally, and adding pan and tilt to have those diagonal movements works great.
- Spicy foods, acupuncture, black cohosh, evening primrose oil, Raspberry leaf tea, three dates, all support inducing labor naturally.
Examples
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Testosterone is an androgen produced naturally by males in the testes.
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Because of the size of this cave and the naturally occurring energy vortex here, this cave would be considered one of the most powerful and sacred sites in the entire region.
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In four to six days, the dead cells will naturally start falling off from your feet.
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And the animal will die naturally.
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I grew up in the ocean, and I got to see sharks for what they naturally were, which is absolutely beautiful and fascinating.
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You could conceive naturally a thousand times and never get such a result.
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Mutation happens naturally in evolution... due to environmental conditions.
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In fermentation, acid is naturally produced which will keep the bad bacteria from growth.
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This protein is found naturally in foods like broccoli, fish, milk and kale.
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Endocannabinoids are a set of naturally occurring brain substances that impact mood, learning, appetite, and brain plasticity.
Academic text (2015)
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Etymology
The word naturally comes from nature, meaning 'the natural world' or 'not made by people'. So we use naturally for things that happen or are made without human help, like plants that grow on their own.