Associations to the word «Unnatural»
Noun
- Natural
- Stillness
- Cruel
- Homosexuality
- Lust
- Calm
- Intercourse
- Stiff
- Analog
- Clarity
- Supernatural
- Craving
- Composure
- Chastity
- Offence
- Cruelty
- Aquinas
- Acid
- Posture
- Incorporation
- Whiteness
- Gaiety
- Restraint
- Brightness
- Undead
- Nucleotide
- Appetite
- Quiet
- Gratification
- Vitality
- Dread
- Coroner
- Gait
- Exaggeration
- Excitement
- Gloom
- Complexion
- Grouping
- Glow
- Instinct
- Deformity
- Peptide
- Toxin
- Silence
Adjective
- Amino
- Monstrous
- Inhuman
- Immoral
- Morbid
- Barbarous
- Feverish
- Uncanny
- Strained
- Unhealthy
- Eerie
- Odious
- Improbable
- Homosexual
- Ghastly
- Unjust
- Abnormal
- Hideous
- Frightful
- Disgusting
- Shocking
- Obscene
- Cramped
- Artificial
- Hoarse
- Grotesque
- Diseased
- Sinister
- Horrid
- Strange
- Distorted
- Vile
- Natural
- Absurd
- Stiff
- Horrible
- Supernatural
- Unreal
- Gloomy
- Cruel
- Sounded
- Exaggerated
- Unreasonable
- Wholesome
- Foul
- Frightening
- Sexual
- Constrained
Adverb
Wiktionary
UNNATURAL, adjective. Not natural.
UNNATURAL, adjective. Not occurring in nature, the environment or atmosphere
UNNATURAL, adjective. Going against nature; perverse.
Dictionary definition
UNNATURAL, adjective. Not in accordance with or determined by nature; contrary to nature; "an unnatural death"; "the child's unnatural interest in death".
UNNATURAL, adjective. Not normal; not typical or usual or regular or conforming to a norm; "abnormal powers of concentration"; "abnormal amounts of rain"; "abnormal circumstances"; "an abnormal interest in food".
UNNATURAL, adjective. Speaking or behaving in an artificial way to make an impression.
Wise words
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