naturalistic
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6.0
- adjective
- /ˌnæʧərˈɪstɪk/
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naturalista
- Yeah, but... I've been thinking about the lead character a little differently lately... because the dialogue is so naturalistic... which is what I think we all love about it.
- naturalistic setting
- naturalistic style
- naturalistic inquiry
And you can stretch reality from the most naturalistic to the most fantastic.
- And you can stretch reality from the most naturalistic to the most fantastic.
- So, you know, I mean, so the show's naturalistic in general.
- Like he, he was so naturalistic in his acting.
- And so that kind of ability to reuse information really comes into play when we look at things that are, you know, more naturalistic tasks.
- These were towns which followed certain naturalistic principles.
- And that's the, but he calls himself a naturalistic jewellist.
- And I will guarantee you that many of them, if they're naturalistic, are animals with their head turned to the side.
Examples
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My arguments here are presented from the standpoint of a naturalistic philosophy.
Academic text (1992) -
The heart-shaped face is distinguished by thick rims around the eyes and by a naturalistic nose and mouth.
Academic text (1999) -
So, you know, I mean, so the show's naturalistic in general.
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Like he, he was so naturalistic in his acting.
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And you can stretch reality from the most naturalistic to the most fantastic.
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Measuring programs in naturalistic settings such as schools creates unique challenges.
Academic text (2008) -
It felt like a a very naturalistic kind of kind of dinner setting.
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The effectiveness of an external focus of attention has also been observed in more naturalistic settings outside the laboratory.
Academic text (2011) -
In Hippocrates's hands, disease was clearly a natural phenomenon with naturalistic causes.
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The artist's latest painting is very naturalistic, capturing the beauty of the landscape as it truly is.
Synonyms
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4.1
Showing things as they are in real life
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3.9
That looks and moves like a real person or animal
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4.5
Showing people or things with the clear detail of a photo
Antonyms
How Naturalistic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Naturalistic comes from nature, which means 'the world of plants, animals, and the outdoors', and the ending -istic, which means 'in the style of'. So naturalistic means 'in the style of nature' and is used for art or writing that shows people or scenes as they really are, without making them perfect.