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naturellement

naturellement

1 8.7
In a natural way without human help
  • adverb
: naturalmente
  • She prefers to let her hair dry naturellement instead of using a hairdryer.

Examples

  • The cheese is aged naturellement, giving it a unique flavor.

  • The flowers grew naturellement in the wild, without any help from gardeners.

  • The flowers grow naturellement in the wild.

  • He spoke naturellement about his experiences.

  • The flowers grew naturellement in the wild, without any help from gardeners.

  • She prefers to let her hair dry naturellement instead of using a hairdryer.

  • The cheese is aged naturellement, giving it a unique flavor.

Synonyms

naturally
vsnaturellement
85 1.1

Grown or made without help from people

has identical meaning but differs in written or stylistic form

Antonyms

58 4.4

In a way made by people rather than by nature

How Natural

instinctively
54 3.9
naturellement
1 8.7
spontaneously
45 4.4
artificially
58 4.4

Surface Forms

naturellement positive

Etymology

The word naturellement comes from French nature ('nature' or 'the natural world'), and the ending -ment is like English '-ly' and makes the word an adverb. So naturellement means 'in a natural way', which is why we use it for things that happen without human help or artificial methods.