Pronunciation: /ˌnætʃəˈrælɪstɪk/
adjective relating to or suggesting the view that physical and biological processes are sufficient to explain all phenomena
A1 The painting of the forest looked very naturalistic.
A2 The documentary aimed to capture a naturalistic portrayal of life in the wild.
B1 The play was praised for its naturalistic dialogue and character development.
B2 The filmmaker was known for his naturalistic approach to storytelling, focusing on realistic human interactions.
C1 The novel was lauded for its naturalistic descriptions of the changing seasons and landscapes.
C2 The artist's work was characterized by its naturalistic style, capturing the essence of the subject with great detail.
formal The artist's painting style is known for its naturalistic depiction of landscapes.
informal I really like how the movie had a naturalistic feel to it, like you were right there in the scene.
slang The new skincare product claims to give you a naturalistic glow without any makeup.
figurative Her storytelling was so vivid and naturalistic, it felt like I was living in the world she created.
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