unnatural
অপ্রাকৃত
definition
adjective
death by unnatural causes
contrary to the ordinary course of nature; abnormal.
translation of 'unnatural'
স্বাভাবিক আবেগ,
শয়তানসদৃশ,
চরম নিষ্ঠুর,
অমানবোচিত,
প্রকৃতিবিরুদ্ধ
adjective
অনাসৃষ্টি,
অস্বভাবিক,
অস্বাভাবিক,
ভীষণ,
ভয়ঙ্কর,
অস্বভাবী,
জঘন্য,
অনৈসর্গিক,
অপ্রাকৃত
example
It seems forced and 'unnatural' , as if it's something he knows he's supposed to be saying instead of a phrase he uses all the time.
But his funny faces and odd mannerisms come across as forced and 'unnatural' .
I have to consciously form the present boy's name sometimes, and it can sound forced and unnatural, no 'unnatural' is too strong.
I took them off, glad to be rid of the 'unnatural' green tone.
There were dozens of glow-in-the-dark stars throbbing there, throwing their 'unnatural' green light down to her.
Genuine emotions of family attachment can never be expected to spring in such an artificial, 'unnatural' environment.
He called the next day, and we talked for a long time, though there was something strained and 'unnatural' in it.
Indeed, if Madonna were a fictional character, one could only retain public sympathy for her by having her ‘pay the price’ for her 'unnatural' behaviour.
Apart from that, many people who only weight train walk around in a most 'unnatural' manner, with a constipated look on their face.
Indeed, for him or her, heterosexual behaviour is 'unnatural' .
Merino wool is another natural fabric that can feature no added synthetics or 'unnatural' colours.
And as for the acquaintances they've got back home, they find the newfound attention somewhat forced and 'unnatural' .
It's an 'unnatural' construct that Nature keeps pulling down, but which Man keeps restoring and maintaining.
We found efforts at forced collaboration awkward and 'unnatural' for most organizations.
His voice sounded 'unnatural' and stilted, but I barely noticed as I thought about making out with Dmitri against the rough bark of the tree in the forest.
Pitch variations, or the absence of them, can also make synthesized speech seem 'unnatural' and hard to decipher.
Some Shih Tzu puppies may instinctively resist the 'unnatural' feel of a manufactured nipple.
The way I say it, though, is stiff and 'unnatural' and Chloe, having been my acquaintance for a long time, hears this straight away.
Replication only occurred in highly artificial, 'unnatural' conditions.
I wanted to tell the lady in Cairo that she was exaggerating her dress, that it was 'unnatural' and abnormal.
However, intellectuals can alter the course of 'unnatural' disasters such as government.
Neither one of us are religious in the slightest, so the sole reason for my attendance at this time seems to be the annual egg hunt that for people in their fifties my parents take 'unnatural' glee in.
Distracted, she noted that her voice had an 'unnatural' dreamy manner to it.
To be fair, this is as much a problem with the script, which requires him to speak in an awkward, 'unnatural' manner.
My characters always have lots of aunties, one of whom my hero always has 'unnatural' feelings for, or very natural feelings for.
Each is presented as an 'unnatural' detachment from ordinary emotions: erotic love, love of country.
This 'unnatural' act unhinged a stranger sitting next to me who looked on in amazement as he passed the same bus stop he had stood at five minutes previously.
Gone are the days when crimplene flares were modelled by vacuous looking male models with an 'unnatural' penchant for Aran knit cardigans and neck ties.
Venom began to glow an 'unnatural' green color as the room seemed to darken and time slowed as Bloodlust joined her sister with her own inhuman red illumination.
There were long periods with little to no dialogue, and what dialogue there was felt stilted and 'unnatural' (but that may have been the intention).
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