Pronunciation: /ˈnætʃərəli/
adjective having an innate or characteristic quality; inherent
A1 Babies cry naturally when they are hungry or tired.
A2 Animals in the wild behave naturally according to their instincts.
B1 It is naturally difficult to adjust to a new culture and language.
B2 The artist's talent for capturing light and shadow comes naturally to her.
C1 His ability to lead and inspire others comes naturally to him.
C2 She speaks multiple languages fluently and naturally.
adverb in a natural or normal manner; without artificial aid
A1 She naturally enjoys spending time with her friends.
A2 He naturally excels in math and science.
B1 It is naturally difficult to adjust to a new culture.
B2 The team leader naturally took charge of the project.
C1 She naturally gravitates towards leadership roles.
C2 His intelligence and charisma naturally draw people to him.
formal It is naturally assumed that higher temperatures lead to increased evaporation rates.
informal Of course, she naturally gravitated towards the science section of the bookstore.
slang She's naturally a night owl, always staying up late watching movies.
figurative His words flowed naturally, like a river meandering through the countryside.
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