adj. 1 Derogatory abnormal, perverse, perverted, monstrous, unusual, peculiar, strange, aberrant, improper, unseemly; Slang kinky , Chiefly Brit bent There was a scandal when the senator was found to have engaged in some unnatural act 2 sodomitic(al), bestial, tribadic, tribadistic They still coyly referred to homosexual activities as 'unnatural acts' 3 uncharacteristic, out of character, odd, peculiar, strange, unexpected, abnormal, unusual Isn't it unnatural for someone who has won the sweepstakes to look so unhappy? 4 laboured, forced, stilted, stiff, restrained, artificial, false, insincere, feigned, contrived, affected, mannered, self-conscious, theatrical, stagy She has an irritating, unnatural laugh 5 outlandish, weird, uncanny, strange, odd, unaccountable, supernatural, preternatural, queer, grotesque, bizarre, extraordinary, eccentric, freakish Let me tell you about the unnatural events that took place in that house
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Meaning of UNNATURAL in English
Oxford thesaurus English vocab. Английский словарь Оксфорд тезаурус. 2012