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Synonym for natural [adjective]

The synonym natural synonymous definition words:
means "unrefined"
crude, raw
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natural [adjective]

means "unaffected"
artless, unconstrained, impulsive, guileless, childlike, ingenuous, unfeigned

natural [adjective]

means "physical"
actual, tangible, real

natural [adjective]

means "normal"
typical, characteristic, usual, customary, habitual, accustomed, involuntary

natural [adjective]

means "intrinsic"
original, essential, true, fundamental, inborn, ingrained, inherent
Further results for the word "natural"

animal [adjective]

means "physical condition"
bodily, corporeal, fleshly, carnal, natural, base

artless [adjective]

means "genuine"
bona fide, sincere, truthful, natural, true, plain

bastard [adjective]

means "illegitimate"
fatherless, natural, misbegotten, base-born, false

bona fide [adjective]

means "genuine"
artless, sincere, truthful, natural, true, plain

born [adjective]

means "innate"
intrinsic, inherent, natural, inbred, congenital

carnal [adjective]

means "earthly"
worldly, mundane, natural, temporal, mortal, human

connate [adjective]

means "innate"
congenital, inherent, original, inborn, natural, native

earthy [adjective]

means "artless"
unrefined, direct, unaffected, unblushing, natural, unsophisticated

general [adjective]

means "common"
ordinary, commonplace, customary, natural, prevailing, prevalent

idyllic [adjective]

means "sylvan"
natural, bucolic, rustic, verdant, picturesque

illegitimate [adjective]

means "bastardy"
natural

impulsive [adjective]

means "unaffected"
artless, unconstrained, natural, guileless, childlike, ingenuous

indigenous [adjective]

means "innate"
inherent, inborn, congenital, intrinsic, natural

informal [adjective]

means "casual"
relaxed, natural, easy, unofficial, unceremonious, breezy

instinctive [adjective]

means "inborn"
innate, inherent, natural, intuitive, normal, accustomed

matter-of-course [adjective]

means "common"
ordinary, commonplace, customary, natural, prevailing, prevalent

misbegotten [adjective]

means "illegitimate"
baseborn, bastard, natural, illegal, unlawful, fatherless

naked [adjective]

means "property"
manifest, natural

native [adjective]

means "indigenous"
natural

physical [adjective]

means "material"
visible, natural, tangible, real, palpable, sensible

pristine [adjective]

means "pure"
clean, undefiled, unsullied, natural, chaste, virginal

raw [adjective]

means "characteristic"
unfinished, crude, unrefined, coarse, natural, rough

rustic [adjective]

means "sylvan"
natural, bucolic, idyllic, verdant, picturesque

savage [adjective]

means "original"
primitive, native, primary, natural, earliest, first

simple [adjective]

means "property"
plain, natural, unadorned, unaffected, neat

sylvan [adjective]

means "rustic"
natural, bucolic, idyllic, verdant, picturesque

unassuming [adjective]

means "artless"
unrefined, direct, unaffected, unblushing, natural, unsophisticated

unfeigned [adjective]

means "genuine"
real, earnest, natural, unaffected, heartfelt, truthful

unofficial [adjective]

means "casual"
relaxed, natural, easy, informal, unceremonious, breezy

unsophisticated [adjective]

means "pure"
natural, authentic, genuine, unadulterated

vernacular [adjective]

means "native"
indigenous, informal, colloquial, everyday, natural, ordinary

worldly [adjective]

means "terrestrial"
natural, earthly, secular, temporal, common, mundane

naturalise [verb]

means "become a citizen"
acclimate, adapt, accustom, conform

naturalize [verb]

means "become a citizen"
acclimate, adapt, accustom, conform

naturally [object]

means "of course"
absolutely, yes indeed, sure thing


absolutely [object]

means "of course"
naturally, yes indeed, sure thing

authenticity [noun]

means "genuineness"
naturalness, purity, flawlessness, faultlessness, perfection

genuineness [noun]

means "purity"
naturalness, authenticity, flawlessness, faultlessness, perfection

honestly [adjective]

means "no kidding"
really, truly, certainly, indeed, naturally

of course [object]

means "absolutely"
naturally, yes indeed, sure thing

purity [noun]

means "genuineness"
naturalness, authenticity, flawlessness, faultlessness, perfection

unconstraint [noun]

means "abandon"
impulsiveness, unrestraint, spontaneity, ease, naturalness, naivete

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