unnatural
luar biasa
definition
adjective
death by unnatural causes
contrary to the ordinary course of nature; abnormal.
translation of 'unnatural'
adjective
luar biasa
example
It leads to an 'unnatural' style that is forced and wooden.
The people who were waiting for him were caught in acts of lust, having 'unnatural' and abnormal sex and worshipping false gods.
There are so many of us, like one in ten, that we can't be even called abnormal or 'unnatural' .
The opinions I formed of the characters at the beginning had evolved very considerably by the end, and yet nothing in the way the film progressed ever seemed forced or 'unnatural' .
Bringing a tree into a house and covering it with trinkets is, of course, an 'unnatural' act.
We found efforts at forced collaboration awkward and 'unnatural' for most organizations.
Light shone around her, constant, as constant as daylight, but infinitely harsher; it was 'unnatural' , artificial.
The way I say it, though, is stiff and 'unnatural' and Chloe, having been my acquaintance for a long time, hears this straight away.
I've developed an 'unnatural' interest in Comic Relief does Fame Academy.
Larry has an 'unnatural' fear of sharks and the word ‘shark’ makes him go completely mental.
This is not something she considers 'unnatural' , or even uncommon.
Donnelly complains that Play School is battling ‘to normalise what many parents would consider 'unnatural' behaviour’.
It sounded 'unnatural' , manufactured, and I could tell she never laughed so easily, so unthinkingly.
These fabulous characters use their extraordinary and 'unnatural' physical and psychic powers on the side of either good or evil.
Macy does an excellent job of humanizing Lawrence, even on those occasions when he is asked to speak forced and 'unnatural' lines.
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.
And they all held the 'unnatural' bright green of early spring.
I have to consciously form the present boy's name sometimes, and it can sound forced and unnatural, no 'unnatural' is too strong.
The largest body of water in the state is actually Lake Sakakawea but it is artificial and thus 'unnatural' .
Soft and 'unnatural' synthetic bristles are best; natural bristles are more porous and tend to harbor oral bacteria.
He claims to be being completely truthful, despite the interviewer's disbelief and the fact that his face has changed in strange and 'unnatural' ways.
Pitch variations, or the absence of them, can also make synthesized speech seem 'unnatural' and hard to decipher.
What causes stress but doing something 'unnatural' to human nature, to humankind?
It's an 'unnatural' construct that Nature keeps pulling down, but which Man keeps restoring and maintaining.
Indeed, for him or her, heterosexual behaviour is 'unnatural' .
The figure was human in appearance, though his hair was long and flowed in the gentle waves of the water, and was the 'unnatural' shade of green.
But it always feels to me very 'unnatural' , that we're pretending.
Food is also symbolic of corruptive Europe, which offers only tinned, synthetic 'unnatural' food.
Distracted, she noted that her voice had an 'unnatural' dreamy manner to 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.
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