unnatural
अनैसर्गिक
definition
adjective
death by unnatural causes
contrary to the ordinary course of nature; abnormal.
translation of 'unnatural'
कृत्रिम,
अनैसर्गिक,
अस्वाभविक
example
But it always feels to me very 'unnatural' , that we're pretending.
Kirstie could only gape, caught between outrage and an 'unnatural' desire to laugh.
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.
With an 'unnatural' longing, Deirdre wanted a water feature.
It sounded 'unnatural' , manufactured, and I could tell she never laughed so easily, so unthinkingly.
However, intellectuals can alter the course of 'unnatural' disasters such as government.
Do we want to force nature to produce 'unnatural' products and yields in an attempt to sustain our unsustainable lifestyles?
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' .
Equally allusive is his palette, which, despite being dominated by green, looks completely 'unnatural' .
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.
And as for the acquaintances they've got back home, they find the newfound attention somewhat forced and 'unnatural' .
It was, of course, a completely 'unnatural' oddity of physics, but the Weak Hole in particular was worse than your average black hole.
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).
What causes stress but doing something 'unnatural' to human nature, to humankind?
Merino wool is another natural fabric that can feature no added synthetics or 'unnatural' colours.
The setup is 'unnatural' and artificial, but the emotion within the situation is very real - like a beam of light in a house of mirrors, the emotion is intensified.
There are so many of us, like one in ten, that we can't be even called abnormal or 'unnatural' .
If wherever she was going was full of such… 'unnatural' feelings… she wasn't sure how she would fare through it.
Bringing a tree into a house and covering it with trinkets is, of course, an 'unnatural' act.
Like his mother, he has an 'unnatural' fear of water.
He called the next day, and we talked for a long time, though there was something strained and 'unnatural' in it.
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.
Donnelly complains that Play School is battling ‘to normalise what many parents would consider 'unnatural' behaviour’.
In such a prescription there will be violence, and any violence is 'unnatural' , abnormal, criminal.
During the last few months, I'd had visions of him running away, scared and shamed by my 'unnatural' passion.
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.
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.
For such a female, there can be no understanding, and the contrast between the wife's 'unnatural' behaviour and the husband's heroic behaviour is specially stressed.
Each is presented as an 'unnatural' detachment from ordinary emotions: erotic love, love of country.
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