unnatural
English
/ʌnˈnæt͡ʃəɹəl/
adj
Definitions
- Not natural.
- Not occurring in nature, the environment or atmosphere
- Going against nature; perverse.
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English unnatural affix from English natural (reasonable, as expected, of relating to nature).
Origin
English
natural
Gloss
reasonable, as expected, of relating to nature
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- all-natural English
- antinatural English
- conatural English
- connatural English
- contranatural English
- counternatural English
- hypernatural English
- infranatural English
- metanatural English
- natural English
- natural fiber English
- naturalism English
- naturalist English
- naturalistic English
- naturality English
- naturally English
- naturalness English
- nonnatural English
- paranatural English
- postnatural English
- semi-natural English
- seminatural English
- subnatural English
- supranatural English
- unnaturalise English
- unnaturalism English
- unnaturality English
- unnaturalize English
- unnaturally English
- unnaturalness English
- natural Middle English
- unnatural Middle English
- unnaturelly Middle English
- unnaturelnesse Middle English
- natural
- naturally
- conatural
- naturalism
- nonnatural
- connatural
- subnatural
- naturalist
- naturality
- naturalness
- all-natural
- paranatural
- seminatural
- metanatural
- antinatural
- postnatural
- unnaturally
- unnaturality
- unnaturalize
- hypernatural
- semi-natural
- supranatural
- unnaturalise
- unnaturalism
- infranatural
- naturalistic
- unnaturalness
- natural fiber
- contranatural
- counternatural