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English adjective: unnatural | |||
| 1. | unnatural not in accordance with or determined by nature; contrary to nature | ||
| Samples | An unnatural death. The child's unnatural interest in death. | ||
| Similar | violent | ||
| See also | affected, paranormal, supernatural | ||
| Attribute | naturalness | ||
| Antonyms | natural | ||
| 2. | unnatural not normal; not typical or usual or regular or conforming to a norm | ||
| Samples | Abnormal powers of concentration. Abnormal amounts of rain. Abnormal circumstances. An abnormal interest in food. | ||
| Synonyms | abnormal | ||
| Similar | aberrant, anomalous, antidromic, atypical, brachydactylic, brachydactylous, defective, deviant, deviate, freakish, irregular, kinky, perverted, subnormal, supernormal, vicarious | ||
| See also | insane | ||
| Attribute | normalcy, normality | ||
| Antonyms | normal | ||
| 3. | unnatural speaking or behaving in an artificial way to make an impression | ||
| Synonyms | affected | ||
| Similar | agonistic, artificial, constrained, contrived, elocutionary, forced, hokey, mannered, plummy, stilted, strained, strained | ||
| See also | studied | ||
| Attribute | affectedness | ||
| Antonyms | unaffected | ||
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