unnaturally

see definition of unnaturally

advunusually
advby artificial means

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adv unusually

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naturally

wrongly

adverb. incorrectly

Word Origin & History

early 15c., "not in accord with physical nature," from un- (1) "not" + natural (adj.). Meaning "artificial" is attested from 1746; that of "at variance with moral standards" is from 1520s.

Example Sentences for unnaturally

But how then (Mr Dorrit not unnaturally hinted) could the subject be approached?

Free trade has been not unnaturally urged as at least one condition.

Obese -us: unnaturally distended: usually applied to the abdomen.

The enquiry may not unnaturally be made: What were the Government about all this time?

Kori had, not unnaturally, held the door open while he glanced around the pantry.

The darkness of her eyes in her face, unnaturally white from the moonlight, frightened him.

His face was unnaturally flushed, and there was a peculiar expression in his eyes.

So the woodcutter, not unnaturally, regarded his visitor with some suspicion.

It was all a piece of his confounded luck, said some of the —th not unnaturally.

Nature has retaliated by making me also an unnaturally inferior person.

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