unnatural in Spanish
unnatural in Spanish is contranatural, antinatural, contra natura — unnatural means not occurring naturally, or not in keeping with what is normal or expected.
unnatural in Spanish
contranatural
Not natural.
antinatural
Not natural.
contra natura
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 Spanish?
"unnatural" in Spanish is contranatural, antinatural, contra natura. 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 Spanish, "unnatural" is contranatural, antinatural, contra natura.
Are there other ways to say "unnatural" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 3 translations listed for "unnatural": contranatural, antinatural, contra natura.
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