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being such from birth or by nature<from his first visits to the wading pool, we could tell he loved water and was a natural swimmer>Synonymsborn, congenitalRelated Wordschronic, confirmed, habitual, ingrained, inveterate, proper, regular; constitutional, consummate; elemental, elementary, essential, hereditary, inborn, inherent, innate, intimate, intrinsic, native; instinctual, intuitiveNear Antonymscultivated, developed, trained; alien, foreign, unnaturalAntonymsnonnatural
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closely resembling the object imitated<the display of stuffed birds and plastic plants actually looked very natural>Synonymslifelike, near, realisticRelated Wordsalike, like, living, matching; akin, analogous, approximate, comparable, resembling; accurate, close, faithful, true; convincingNear Antonymsdissimilar, off, unalike, unlike; incomparable, unmatched; contrasted, contrasting, different, disparate; fake, mock, phony (also phoney), shamAntonymsnonnatural, nonrealistic, unrealistic
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being a part of the innermost nature of a person or thing<her natural talent for music first became apparent when she started banging on a toy piano>— see inherent
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being such as found in nature and not altered by processing or refining<natural salts are not edible until they are washed and processed>— see crude 1
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existing without human habitation or cultivation<photographs of animals in their natural habitat>— see wild 2
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free from any intent to deceive or impress others<she was completely natural in expressing her feelings for him, unafraid of how they would be received>— see guileless
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relating to or characteristic of human beings<it's only natural to make mistakes—itʼs part of being human>— see human
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