unnatural

English

Etymology

From Middle English unnatural, unnaturel, equivalent to un- +‎ natural.

Adjective

unnatural (comparative more unnatural, superlative most unnatural)

Not natural.
Not occurring in nature, the environment or atmosphere
Going against nature; perverse.

Antonyms

natural

Derived terms

Translations

not natural

Czech: nepřirozený
Danish: unaturlig, unaturlig, unaturlig
Esperanto: nenatura, kontraŭnatura
Finnish: luonnoton (fi)
French: artificiel (fr), innaturel (fr) m
Georgian: ხელოვნური (xelovnuri), არაბუნებრივი (arabunebrivi)
German: unnatürlich (de)
Greek: αφύσικος (el) (afýsikos)
Ido: nenaturala (io)
Macedonian: неприроден (nepriroden)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: unaturlig (no)

Nynorsk: unaturleg

Portuguese: antinatural
Romanian: artificial (ro), nenatural (ro) m or n
Russian: неесте́ственный (ru) (nejestéstvennyj), противоесте́ственный (ru) (protivojestéstvennyj)
Scottish Gaelic: mì-nàdarrach
Serbo-Croatian: neprírodan (sh)
Swedish: onaturlig (sv)
Tagalog: dilikas
Yiddish: איבער דער טבֿע‎ (iber der teyve), אומנאַטירלעך‎ (umnatirlekh)

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