adverb
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
occurring
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The increase in world demand for refined gallium, which has no naturally occurring ore, is reflected in the market.
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Water vapour is a naturally occurring greenhouse gas but the amount of water vapour in the atmosphere is affected by human activities.
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The relationship of information so obtained to processes in naturally occurring transition is sometimes debated.
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It was closely related to a naturally occurring substance.
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The use of computers makes possible the analysis of relatively of naturally occurring conversation.
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Furthermore, many studies have shown that the naturally occurring relapse rate of duodenal ulcers is considerably reduced after eradication.
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Science exists so that we can improve our understanding of naturally occurring phenomena.
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Carbon has three naturally occurring isotopes, that is, atoms of the same atomic number but different atomic weights.
■ VERB
arise
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They were awarded damages for this loss of ordinary business which arose naturally from the late delivery.
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The question then naturally arises how this capacity may have originated and evolved in the species.
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This loss did not arise naturally - in the usual course of business.
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But parents should resist the feelings of anxiety that arise naturally from being called on the carpet by the teacher.
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Moreover, management issues do arise naturally when clinicians work together in teams, perhaps with nurses and other professional staff.
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Damages are assessed on the basis of the damage naturally arising from the breach and in the contemplation of the parties.
assume
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They naturally assume coherence, and interpret the text in the light of that assumption.
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After all these ages, one would naturally assume that it was inert.
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Any engineer would naturally assume that the photocells would point towards the light, with their wires leading backwards towards the brain.
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The intellectual naturally assumes his authority on these matters.
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Notice that all the men aboard the Pequod assume naturally that they will search the waters for the lost boat.
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This was actually a kinsman of the Gordon of Gettysburg but Barlow naturally assumed it was the same man.
come
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Dole has several missions Thursday night, none of which come naturally to the laconic Kansan.
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She could put it on, like a posh accent, but it didn't come naturally to her.
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That energy barometer naturally comes down at this stage of life.
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If the training starts at a young enough age, when the animal is still a puppy, it all comes naturally .
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The role doesn't come naturally to either Bush or Gore.
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You will probably find that this comes naturally and that you are happier and more confident than you thought you would be.
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The beauty that results comes naturally from the awe humans feel contemplating the heavens.
fall
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Once they had settled into this stepped-down layout, the site fell naturally into three components.
follow
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Science follows naturally from questions and observations.
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But he is not the leader of any faction or group of lawmakers who would naturally follow his lead, lawmakers said.
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The closely associated demands for precision and clarity of expression both follow naturally from the falsificationist's account of science.
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These sections naturally follow one from the other, and thus the organization of the headings in these two chapters follows patterns.
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But there are those who have persuaded them that if they have the vote, all else will naturally follow .
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Plans for staff development will naturally follow and these will be costed.
grow
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These grow naturally as a single, vertical stem and need absolutely no pruning.
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The exotic flowers we crossbred on the farm never lasted as long as the wild ones which grew naturally .
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The plants grow naturally in impoverished peat bogs, and they devour insects as a source of protein.
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To put the tissue behind the breastbone, where it grows naturally , would have meant breaking bone.
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If they are left to grow naturally , most top fruits can become large trees, eventually outgrowing most gardens.
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Many legends naturally grew around this barren and ancient land and were passed down through generations.
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The lily will eventually grow naturally .
lead
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This has naturally led to the search for ways in which they can be relaxed.
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This naturally leads to another issue - that of the independence of children within their families.
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This naturally leads to a lessening of tension in the body.
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These later issues will lead naturally into the examination of the implementation process in the next chapter.
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Whatever the colour chosen, make sure it leads naturally into the rooms leading off it.
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The lawn itself has been built up from strong flowing curves and these naturally lead the eye away from those rectangular boundaries.
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A love of gardening easily combines with the craft of flower pressing, as one leads naturally into the other.
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These differences in motivation would naturally lead to differences in formulations of objectives by the various groups.
occur
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We have to rely on the occasional incident of this kind occurring naturally , and study that.
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Tryptophan is a naturally occurring amino acid.
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It is far better to use a naturally occurring resource-sunlight.
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Experts believe the contamination is the result of a vein of naturally occurring uranium.
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Radon comes from the uranium that occurs naturally in the ground.
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They occur naturally , forming part of the membranes of cells.
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In naturally occurring decision environments, interactions between situational demands and self-referent factors can exert a powerful influence on the decision-making process.
produce
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This naturally produces very large degrees of freedom meaning that even relatively small correlations may be significantly different from zero.
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Antibiotics are chemicals produced naturally by fungi to kill their rivals: bacteria.
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Does this point lose its edge if we think of the differences as socially rather than naturally produced ?
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Tritium can be produced naturally from cosmic rays reacting with the atmosphere.
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I have since discovered that this colour is not produced naturally , but by injecting the fish with dyes.
tend
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The rubble of solid chilled material overlying the hot core naturally tends to insulate it, and it does so very efficiently.
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Translators naturally tend to read and interpret the Bible from the framework in which they have lived and thought.
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All that is required is a little local clustering, of a sort that will naturally tend to arise in natural populations.
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People naturally tend to believe what they see.
turn
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The public naturally turn to books of fiction, or televised versions of them, rather than to serious books.
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With the number of environmental regulations escalating, companies have naturally turned to outside services for help and advice.
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In this environment, the true scientist's heart naturally turns to thoughts of revenge.
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A community which feels that no-one cares naturally turns into itself for reassurance.
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Certain other arrangements which I must make naturally turn upon this.
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Then began the now familiar notion of artists quite naturally turning to the various modernist languages for their stylistic starting points.
want
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The creature naturally wants a soul-mate.
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Businesses naturally want to attract the most qualified and motivated young people.
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Parents naturally want the best for their children.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
come easily/naturally (to sb)
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Acting has always come naturally to her.
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Change doesn't always come easily.
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For many of us, communicating openly and sympathetically does not come naturally.
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For many students, the decision to study science came naturally because of family interests.
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Realism, though humanly exacting, is technically what comes naturally.
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Swimming comes naturally to a fish.
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The role doesn't come naturally to either Bush or Gore.
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Though I hardly seemed qualified to write a book about a twenty-year marriage, the novel came easily.
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Whether you are graced appears to be at least partly a matter of temperament, Fowers notes: It comes naturally.
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You will probably find that this comes naturally and that you are happier and more confident than you thought you would be.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Naturally , Mike claims his barbecue is the best in the world.
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Are you guys naturally weird, or do you have to work at it?
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Dot had short, naturally blond hair.
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My thoughts naturally centered on the difficult task at hand.
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She embraced Kenny and me as naturally as if we were family.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Although over the moon with it generally, I am disappointed with the lack of power in the naturally aspirated diesel engine.
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Although we restrict the name mineral to inorganic substances, there are many naturally occurring organic components of rocks.
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I find it surprising that Professor Rudi Nussbaum fails to mention that the Earth is naturally radioactive.
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The lid is naturally oily and doesn't need extra lubrication.
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The small nucleus of ex-service officers naturally guarded their job closely.
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This naturally takes a toll on intellectual honesty.
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Vowels move towards a neutral form when used in naturally flowing sentences.
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You can do it so naturally they don't even realise it.