unforced
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definition
adjective
an unforced cheerfulness
not produced by effort; natural.
example
We were 'unforced' and natural and, crucially, we were also similar.
Every scene in the school seems natural and 'unforced' .
What is interesting though is 'unforced' population movement since then.
There was a natural, totally 'unforced' quality to the performance that is all too rare in contemporary music making.
And you thought it was all totally natural and 'unforced' , didn't you?
Every song feels natural and 'unforced' , every song remains structurally unpredictable.
But the links between Portuguese and Brazilian music are so strong that the fusion is entirely 'unforced' and natural.
Naturalistic and 'unforced' , each character is played with sufficient poise, often understated and enigmatic by nature.
In this case, Collins has a gentle, easygoing manner that makes Murrell's revelations and philosophical musings seem natural and 'unforced' .
The choir sing both of these in a natural and 'unforced' manner.
Brauer's interest in people was natural and 'unforced' , and he treated students and colleagues alike with the same warm friendliness.
It is directed and acted with aplomb, and funny when it needs to be in an 'unforced' , natural way.
The nice thing about Lane's performance is that there's a natural, 'unforced' quality to it.
The dialogue was mostly improvised yet feels natural and 'unforced' .
Charity - the Koranic precept of almsgiving - was 'unforced' and natural.
The voice is still natural and mostly 'unforced' , and I hope very much that her lucky teacher will nurture it with care and wisdom, avoiding the temptation to force it into unsuitable stylistic repertoire as sometimes happens.
Although none of the other cast members quite match Suchet's 'unforced' , natural quality, there are other capable performances.
She has a natural ability and an 'unforced' charm (not to mention the requisite athleticism) that make it easy to accept Sara as much more than a writer's construct.
All three have a natural, 'unforced' chemistry on screen that never needs stirring romantic music to make the point.
Burns' dialogue has a natural, 'unforced' rhythm that contains a fair number of wry one-liners that compensate for occasional bouts of triteness and pretentiousness.
All of it produces a density of comedic effect that manages to come off as natural, 'unforced' .
The music is alternately spacious and intricate, lyrical and fiery, but always as natural and 'unforced' as breathing.
The legal body is the only aristocratic element which can 'unforcedly' mingle with elements natural to democracy and combine with them on comfortable and lasting terms.
He writes of religion 'unforcedly' practiced: prayers by most, kneeling and facing Mecca-ward in the common room, while a few quietly occupied themselves otherwise.
No matter which emotion we choose, meaningful connections with ‘coldness, numbness, melancholy’ can easily and 'unforcedly' be made.
Kepesh's harried confessional provides the narrative drive for the novel and draws attention to Roth's ability to seamlessly and 'unforcedly' conjoin prose and plotline.
His play 'unforcedly' implies that all of life is like that, social interaction being built on shared goals and the imagining of a project more important than its achievement.
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