naturally in Latin
naturally in Latin is naturaliter, nātūrāliter, quippe — naturally means in a way that happens without artificial help or intervention.
naturally in Latin
naturaliter
In a natural manner.
nātūrāliter
Inherently or by nature.
quippe
Surely or without any doubt.
nempe
Surely or without any doubt.
What does "naturally" mean?
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adv In a way that happens without artificial help or intervention.
"Her curly hair grows that way naturally, without any styling."
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adv Of course; as would be expected.
"Naturally, he was upset when he heard the news."
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naturally in a sentence
- Her curly hair grows that way naturally, without any styling.
- The yogurt is naturally sweetened with fruit rather than sugar.
- Naturally, he was upset when he heard the news.
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What is "naturally" in Latin?
"naturally" in Latin is naturaliter, nātūrāliter, quippe. naturally means: In a way that happens without artificial help or intervention.
How do you use "naturally" in a sentence?
Example: "Her curly hair grows that way naturally, without any styling." In Latin, "naturally" is naturaliter, nātūrāliter, quippe.
Are there other ways to say "naturally" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "naturally": naturaliter, nātūrāliter, quippe, nempe.
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