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Meanings of profoundly unnatural in English
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Usage of profoundly unnatural in English
1
Because it usually came with colonial rule, it was seen as a foreign import and rejected as profoundly unnatural.
2
We will start from the fact that celibacy is profoundly unnatural, and is, therefore, a physical-aswell as an emotional and intellectual-abnormality
3
'There is something profoundly unnatural about sin?
4
"Locked and updating steadily, Ma'am," he replied, and like Honor herself, there was something profoundly unnatural about how calm he sounded.