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Meanings of artificiality in English
State of being the product of intentional human manufacture, rather than occurring naturally.
Usage of artificiality in English
1
Yet these studies are similarly limited by the artificiality of laboratory conditions.
2
Her attitude had the touch of artificiality which was natural to her.
3
There is more or less artificiality in the exchange of written thoughts.
4
That other-wordly quality is accentuated by the conspicuous artificiality of the film-making.
5
These words reveal his sense of the artificiality of his European conquests.
6
Yet indeed it was that studied artificiality which constituted her chief attraction.
7
The touch of artificiality was cold on this amazingly straightforward old man.
8
The trend toward perfect lifelikeness seems like a trend away from artificiality.
9
They represent a genuine type of manhood, free from artificiality or falsehood.
10
Ostentation and brash consumption are all-pervasive, along with an overwhelming sense of artificiality.
11
The Italian garden at Thornton Chase was perfect in its artificiality.
12
I tell you the girls were perfectly open; there wasn't the slightest artificiality.
13
He was perfectly natural, and that threw her into a spasm of artificiality.
14
The artificiality and unreality of her life overcame her as with stifling fumes.
15
The points that rankle are artificiality and lack of a history.
16
Then she laughed, and Anstice thought her laugh almost painful in its artificiality.
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