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Meanings of naturally in English
Usage of naturally in English
1
Our change of course naturally means a different shareholder structure, he added.
2
However, many of the assets of the Lavardac family naturally produce revenue.
3
Difficult, of course, for one of my naturally puritanical bent, but possible.
4
We are part of Europe and we should naturally go this way.
5
Get-togethers between friends often naturally drift toward other activities as interests change.
6
The naturally occurring heavy metal arsenic is present in food and water.
7
Conservatives greatly value strong leadership and naturally tend towards the National Party.
8
Sounds really good, I think it probably came very naturally to him.
9
The Irish Times naturally needed a correspondent in the war zone immediately.
10
The honours given out naturally reflect the diversity of today's British society.
11
Mr. Huxter naturally followed over in the course of a few minutes.
12
In the course of work, naturally it's an expense the client covers.
13
I've heard promises and seen plans, but the community is naturally skeptical.
14
Children frequently ingest small objects and naturally parents worry about the consequences.
15
It does not produce the wanted result, unless they are naturally artistic.
16
This naturally led to a number of disparaging comments from both parties.
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