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Meanings of come naturally in English

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Usage of come naturally in English
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The conversation had come naturally, as though they'd been friends for years.
Pretty Little Secrets
2
Captions seem to come naturally with certain artists, such as Charles Saxon.
The new yorker
3
Was it supposed to come naturally or did you have to practice?
Geektastic
4
It's something that has come naturally to me since I was tiny.
The Guardian
5
We do not teach to train for careers, those will come naturally.
Wired
6
Burke tried to stay detached, but the hard-nosed attitude didn't come naturally.
Colorado abduction
7
But you can't eat and drink what may come naturally to you.
The Guardian
8
To her Vermont mind no suspicion of the truth would come naturally.
The Virginian: A Horseman of the Plains
9
But he says the voice didn't come naturally - he needed singing lessons.
Radio NZ
10
We need to be reminded about things that don't come naturally to us.
Mysql stored procedure programming
11
Bovine compliance didn't come naturally to him; his trust had to be earned.
The Information Officer
12
Things I hadn't been able to write seemed to come naturally.
The Guardian
13
All the other ideas and issues should come naturally after this.
The Guardian
14
The gesture was rather ineffective, since sneering did not come naturally to her.
Cauldron of Ghosts
15
Furthermore, submission of this kind doesn't come naturally to European Russians.
The tiger: a true story of vengeance and survival
16
I go with the flow. Haze's prolific storytelling also seems to come naturally.
Ebony
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Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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