/natuɾalˈmente/
Translation
naturally, of course
Word origin
From the adjective 'natural' plus the adverbial suffix '-mente', which descends from the Latin 'mente' ('with a mind, in a manner').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- naturalis
- English cognates
- naturally, natural, nature
Examples
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Naturally, we all make mistakes.
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Plants grow naturally in this climate.
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Will you come tomorrow? Of course.
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Of course I will help you with the move.
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She reacted in a naturally calm way.
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