CEFR B1

naturally

adverb

Meaning

In a way that is expected and normal, without any effort or artificiality.

Examples

She spoke about her childhood experiences naturally, as if recounting a recent event.
He handled the difficult situation naturally, showing great composure.

Synonyms: normally, easily, automatically, inherently

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naturally (B1)

adverb

Pronunciation: /ˈnætʃərəli/

Definition

In a way that is expected and normal, without any effort or artificiality.

Examples

She spoke about her childhood experiences naturally, as if recounting a recent event.
He handled the difficult situation naturally, showing great composure.
The children played together naturally, sharing toys and laughing.

How to Use naturally

naturally occurring (collocation): Existing or happening in nature, not made or caused by people. — "The research focused on the effects of naturally occurring toxins."
naturally gifted (collocation): Having a special ability or talent without needing to be taught or trained. — "He was a naturally gifted musician who could play any instrument by ear."
naturally (adverb): In a way that is expected or normal. — "The baby cried, naturally, when it was hungry."

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