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naturellement

naturellement

8.7
In a natural way without human help
  • adverb
translation icon : 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
46 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
58 3.9
naturellement
8.7
spontaneously
48 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.