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wastepaper▼noun
unwanted paper that has been discarded

nature morte▼

still-life▼

still life▼noun
work of art

mother▼noun
female (human) who parents a child, gives birth to a baby, or is pregnant

matura certificate▼

matura exam▼

matura▼noun
final exam in certain European countries

maturement▼

Methuselah▼noun
Biblical character

interspecies▼

interspecific▼

miniature▼noun
a model of reduced scale

miniature▼noun
a musical composition which is short in duration

miniature▼noun
manuscript illustration

thumbnail▼noun
chiefly computing: small picture

muscle▼noun
well-developed physique

musculature▼noun
collection of muscles

part-time▼adjective
involving less than the normal time

preternatural▼adjective
existing outside of the natural world

supernatural▼adjective
above nature

nature▼noun
essential characteristics

nature▼noun
the natural world and its order

unseasoned▼adjective
not sprinkled with seasoning

a leopard cannot change its spots▼one cannot change one's own nature

the wolf may lose his teeth but never his nature▼one cannot change one's own nature

horror vacui▼noun

nature of the beast▼noun
unchangeable nature

nature calls▼the speaker feels a need to urinate or defecate

naturalist▼

naturalistic▼

naturalization▼noun
act of granting (or getting granted) citizenship

naturalism▼noun
a state of nature; conformity to nature

metaphysical naturalism▼noun
the view that there is nothing but natural elements, principles, and relations

sure▼interjection
of course

naturally▼adverb
in a natural manner

naturally▼adverb
inherently or by nature

naturally▼adverb
surely

naturalness▼

natural▼adjective
as expected