Pronunciation: /ɪnɑrˈtɪfɪʃəl/
adjective not artificial or contrived; natural
A1 The children played with inartificial toys made from recycled materials.
A2 She preferred the inartificial beauty of nature over artificial decorations.
B1 The artist's inartificial style resonated with audiences seeking authenticity.
B2 The inartificial charm of the small town attracted tourists looking for a genuine experience.
C1 The inartificial simplicity of the design appealed to those with a minimalist aesthetic.
C2 Her inartificial grace and poise captivated everyone in the room.
formal The scientist emphasized the importance of using inartificial materials in their research to avoid any contamination.
informal I prefer using inartificial ingredients in my cooking for a more natural flavor.
slang I heard that inartificial beauty products are all the rage now.
figurative Her smile was so genuine and inartificial, it lit up the room.
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