Naturally ˈnætʃrəli Adverb I Upset Things Wrong Started

• naturally, i get upset when things go wrong.
• after a while, we naturally started talking about the children.
• ‘did you complain about the noise?’ ‘naturally.’
• it was late, so naturally her mother was worried.

naturally

Word Family

• nature noun
• natural adjective (≠ unnatural)
• naturally adverb (≠ unnaturally)
1. in a way that you would expect
• SYNONYM of course
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• Naturally, I get upset when things go wrong.
• After a while, we naturally started talking about the children.
• ‘Did you complain about the noise?’ ‘Naturally.’
• It was late, so naturally her mother was worried.
• We heard a loud crash, so naturally we went outside to investigate.
2. without special help, treatment or action by somebody
• naturally occurring chemicals
• plants that grow naturally in poor soils
• The enzyme is naturally present in garlic.
3. as a normal, logical result of something
• This leads naturally to my next point.
• The topic arose naturally in the conversation.
4. in a way that shows or uses abilities or qualities that a person or an animal is born with
• to be naturally artistic
• a naturally gifted athlete
• Most birds are naturally timid.
• She was naturally gifted when it came to music.
5. in a relaxed and normal way
• Just act naturally.
6. if something comes naturally to you, you are able to do it very easily and very well
• Making money came naturally to him.
• We were simply doing what came naturally.