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Meanings of naturalness in English
Usage of naturalness in English
1
There was a great, sane naturalness in the alteration, in the advance.
2
The cure for the present state of things is a greater naturalness.
3
Simplicity and naturalness are great aids in breaking away from food slavery.
4
There was some solace, assurance, in the naturalness of things about him.
5
Where polish is more in evidence than naturalness, we have-thetown scribe.
6
Indeed, the position had an odd naturalness, like something in a dream.
7
Her frame was strong and yet possessed the grace of absolute naturalness.
8
There seems nothing remarkable about them except this very simplicity and naturalness.
9
She delivered her speech with a naturalness and ease which surprised her.
10
She was in her early twenties, blond, lissome with a prepossessing naturalness.
11
I would people Egypt with a host of beauty, grace and naturalness-
12
Wheeler had tried to persuade Einstein of the naturalness of quantum theory.
13
She responded with a bright, appreciative glance, as if surprised into naturalness.
14
There is, nevertheless, a best naturalness, or second nature, and a worst.
15
With complete naturalness, they wrapped their arms around each other and kissed.
16
The doctor had accepted without question Avec's naturalness, his body, his appetite.
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Naturalness through the time
Naturalness across language varieties
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