unnatural in French
unnatural in French is contre nature, peu naturel — unnatural means not occurring naturally, or not in keeping with what is normal or expected.
unnatural in French
contre nature
Not natural.
peu naturel
Not natural.
What does "unnatural" mean?
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adjective Not occurring naturally, or not in keeping with what is normal or expected.
"There was something unnatural about the stillness of the forest that morning."
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adjective Going against accepted moral or natural standards; perverse.
"The villagers whispered that the killings were the work of something unnatural."
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unnatural in a sentence
- There was something unnatural about the stillness of the forest that morning.
- Critics called the actor's accent stiff and unnatural.
- The villagers whispered that the killings were the work of something unnatural.
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What is "unnatural" in French?
"unnatural" in French is contre nature, peu naturel. unnatural means: Not occurring naturally, or not in keeping with what is normal or expected.
How do you use "unnatural" in a sentence?
Example: "There was something unnatural about the stillness of the forest that morning." In French, "unnatural" is contre nature, peu naturel.
Are there other ways to say "unnatural" in French?
Yes — French has 2 translations listed for "unnatural": contre nature, peu naturel.
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