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nature
noun as in character, disposition
noun as in type, kind
noun as in earth, creation
Strongest matches
Strong matches
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Example Sentences
The nature of the IT issue - which was declared a major incident - has not yet been explained, although it has been resolved, and the Department of Health has said an "urgent investigation" is under way.
True public discourse of this nature, though, is rooted in the liberal arts, which teaches critical thinking, research and analysis, communication styles and problem solving, among other vital skills.
The nature of that content was chilling: Vance and Miller promised that they’d use the death of Kirk, who billed himself as a champion of free speech as an opportunity to destroy that very right.
Because of the nature of my research, I often get a version of this question from my students: “How do you change someone’s mind if they say they’re a socialist?”
Humanity is a word we use to describe what is supposed to be our essential nature — caring, compassionate, self-sacrificing.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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