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Meanings of man-made in English

Not of natural origin; prepared or made artificially.

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Usage of man-made in English
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It was the second major man-made disaster in China in four months.
Radio NZ
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The other three are man-made gases used in industry and household appliances.
Reuters
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I want to reinforce her natural beauty, rather that some man-made image.
Feminist dot com
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Also tells about other attempts to produce man-made diamonds, including one hoax.
The new yorker
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There was nothing of man-made religion in the soul of Roger McKay.
The Country Beyond: A Romance of the Wilderness
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One that conforms exactly to the man-made borders of a whole town?
Under the dome: a novel
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The remote location means there is limited interference from man-made radio signals.
Radio NZ
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Audio Is man-made climate change causing Antarctica to warm up and melt?
Radio NZ
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This is a man-made disaster fueled by all sides in the conflict.
Reuters
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Autos represent 17 percent of all man-made carbon emissions, according to EPA.
Reuters
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Protein-surface interactions are of critical significance in both biological and man-made systems.
Pubmed
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Studies have recommended against using groundwater in man-made ponds and rice fields.
Reuters
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They're man-made greenhouse gases that are released when making many common DWRs.
Climbing Magazine
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These man-made factors turned an extreme weather event into a social catastrophe.
The Guardian
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The following day he went into the great city of man-made cliffs.
The Voice in the Fog
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And the Ship is man-made, and moves in a medium called space.
Non-Stop
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