nature

The word “nature” has 2 syllables: na-ture

It's pronounced as /ˈneɪtʃər/


What is synonym and antonym for nature?

In the thesaurus, “nature” has 194 synonyms and 5 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for nature along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for nature

  • alpha and omega
  • anatomy
  • angle
  • aspect
  • attitude
  • attribute
  • attributes
  • backwoods
  • badland
  • barren
  • being
  • belief
  • bottom line
  • bracket
  • brand
  • breed
  • bunch
  • bush
  • cast
  • category
  • center
  • character
  • characteristic
  • cheer
  • class
  • clay
  • color
  • colors
  • complexion
  • composition
  • conformation
  • constitution
  • conviction
  • core
  • cosmos
  • country
  • countryside
  • creation
  • description
  • desert
  • disposition
  • distinctiveness
  • distinctness
  • division
  • drift
  • earmark
  • embodiment
  • emotion
  • environment
  • epitome
  • essence
  • essentiality
  • existence
  • expression
  • family
  • feather
  • feature
  • features
  • feeling
  • figure
  • flavor
  • forest
  • frame
  • framework
  • frontier
  • generation
  • genius
  • genre
  • gist
  • grade
  • grain
  • group
  • grouping
  • habit
  • hallmark
  • heart
  • hinterland
  • humor
  • identity
  • ilk
  • incarnation
  • inclination
  • individualism
  • individuality
  • interior
  • interiority
  • judgement
  • judgment
  • kernel
  • keynote
  • kidney
  • kind
  • landscape
  • like
  • lot
  • macrocosm
  • makeup
  • manifestation
  • manner
  • mark
  • marrow
  • meat
  • megacosm
  • metal
  • mettle
  • mind
  • mind-set
  • mode
  • model
  • mood
  • name of game
  • name of the game
  • name of tune
  • natural history
  • nature of beast
  • notion
  • nub
  • open
  • open air
  • opinion
  • order
  • out-of-doors
  • outdoors
  • outlook
  • outside
  • passion
  • personality
  • personification
  • perspective
  • persuasion
  • pith
  • point
  • property
  • quality
  • quiddity
  • quintessence
  • reality
  • responsiveness
  • sample
  • savor
  • savour
  • scenery
  • score
  • seascape
  • seat
  • self
  • self-identity
  • selfhood
  • sensibility
  • sensitiveness
  • sensitivity
  • sentiment
  • set
  • setting
  • setup
  • shape
  • singularity
  • slant
  • sort
  • soul
  • species
  • specimen
  • spirit
  • stamp
  • standpoint
  • sticks
  • strain
  • stripe
  • structure
  • stuff
  • style
  • substance
  • suite
  • temper
  • temperament
  • texture
  • tone
  • trait
  • traits
  • type
  • uniqueness
  • universe
  • up-country
  • variety
  • vein
  • view
  • viewpoint
  • waste
  • wasteland
  • way
  • wild
  • wilderness
  • without
  • world

Antonyms for nature

  • exterior
  • exteriority
  • nothingness
  • outside
  • void

Meanings of nature

  • noun
    1. The natural world; that which consists of all things unaffected by or predating human technology, production, and design. (Compare ecosystem.).
    2. The innate characteristics of a thing. What something will tend by its own constitution, to be or do. Distinct from what might be expected or intended.
    3. The summary of everything that has to do with biological, chemical and physical states and events in the physical universe.
    4. Conformity to that which is natural, as distinguished from that which is artificial, or forced, or remote from actual experience.
    5. Kind, sort; character; quality.
    6. Physical constitution or existence; the vital powers; the natural life.
    7. Natural affection or reverence.
  • verb
    1. To endow with natural qualities.

Example Sentences

  • Nature has a way of soothing the soul, with its tranquil forests and serene lakes.
  • The complexity of human emotions often mirrors the unpredictability of nature itself.
  • We must strive to protect the delicate balance of nature to ensure the well-being of future generations.
  • Her artwork drew inspiration from the beauty of nature, capturing its essence in vibrant colors and intricate details.
  • The scientist marveled at the wonders of nature, uncovering its mysteries through meticulous observation and study.

On this page you'll find 199 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to nature, such as: alpha and omega, anatomy, angle, aspect, attitude, attribute, attributes.

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Related Words

badlands

  • barren
  • barrens
  • brushes
  • bushes
  • desert
  • deserts
  • desolations
  • dust bowls
  • heaths
  • natures
  • outdoors
  • waste
  • wasteland
  • wastelands
  • wastes
  • wildernesses
  • wilds

name

  • Christian name
  • Potemkin village
  • VIP
  • abuse
  • accept
  • adjudge
  • adjudicate
  • admiration
  • adopt
  • advertise
  • affectation
  • affront
  • agname
  • agnomen
  • air
  • alias
  • announce
  • anoint
  • appearance
  • appellation
  • appellative
  • appoint
  • arbitrate
  • arrange
  • assign
  • attach
  • attack
  • authorize
  • autograph
  • autonym
  • banner
  • baptismal name
  • baptize
  • barb
  • baron
  • big name
  • big shot
  • bigwig
  • binomial
  • brand
  • brand name
  • brickbat
  • bring up
  • broach
  • broadcast
  • byname
  • call
  • catcall
  • cause celebre
  • celeb
  • celebrated
  • celebrity
  • character
  • characterize
  • cherry-pick
  • chew over
  • choose
  • christen
  • cite
  • clarify
  • classify
  • clepe
  • cloak
  • code-name
  • cogitate
  • cognomen
  • cognominate
  • commission
  • compellation
  • conclude
  • connote
  • consecrate
  • consider
  • constitute
  • contemplate
  • coordinate
  • create
  • credit
  • creditable
  • criticism
  • crown
  • cryptonym
  • cull
  • cut
  • dart
  • debate
  • decide
  • declare
  • decree
  • define
  • delegate
  • deliberate
  • demigod
  • demonstration
  • denominate
  • denomination
  • denotation
  • denote
  • depute
  • deputize
  • designate
  • designation
  • destine
  • detail
  • determine
  • dig
  • dignitary
  • diminutive
  • dis
  • disapproval
  • disgrace
  • disguise
  • dishonor
  • display
  • diss
  • distinguished
  • draft
  • drop
  • dub
  • effect
  • elect
  • elucidate
  • embrace
  • eminence
  • entertain
  • entertainer
  • enthrone
  • entitle
  • epithet
  • eponym
  • espouse
  • establish
  • esteem
  • esteemed
  • estimable
  • explain
  • explicate
  • exterior
  • facade
  • face
  • fame
  • famed
  • family name
  • famous
  • favorite
  • fiction
  • figure
  • find
  • first blush
  • first name
  • fix
  • flag
  • forename
  • front
  • gibe
  • gird
  • give a handle
  • given name
  • gloss
  • good
  • guise
  • handle
  • handpick
  • head
  • heading
  • headliner
  • heartthrob
  • hero
  • hint
  • honor
  • honorable
  • honored
  • hypocorism
  • icon
  • identify
  • idol
  • ikon
  • illustrious
  • image
  • imitation
  • immortal
  • implication
  • imply
  • imposture
  • impression
  • inaugurate
  • index
  • indicate
  • indignity
  • induct
  • infer
  • infiltrate
  • insinuate
  • insinuation
  • install
  • instance
  • instate
  • institute
  • insult
  • intend
  • interject
  • interpolate
  • interpose
  • intimate
  • introduce
  • invective
  • invest
  • jeer
  • jibe
  • judge
  • kahuna
  • knock
  • label
  • light
  • likeness
  • lion
  • list
  • luminary
  • magnate
  • maiden name
  • make
  • make-belief
  • make-believe
  • mark
  • mask
  • masquerade
  • matronymic
  • meditate
  • megastar
  • mention
  • middle name
  • miscall
  • misname
  • misnomer
  • mistitle
  • mock
  • mogul
  • monicker
  • moniker
  • monogram
  • monomial
  • monument
  • nabob
  • namesake
  • nickname
  • nom de guerre
  • nom de plume
  • nomen
  • nomenclature
  • nominate
  • notability
  • notable
  • note
  • notice
  • notoriety
  • odor
  • offence
  • offense
  • opprobrium
  • opt
  • orchestrate
  • ordain
  • outrage
  • outward
  • panjandrum
  • patina
  • patronymic
  • peg
  • pen name
  • persona
  • personage
  • personality
  • pet name
  • pick
  • pillar
  • pin down
  • place
  • place name
  • point to
  • poke
  • ponder
  • pose
  • praise
  • praiseworthy
  • prefer
  • prenomen
  • preselect
  • prestigious
  • pretence
  • pretense
  • proclaim
  • prominent
  • pronounce
  • proper name
  • pseudonym
  • publicize
  • publish
  • put down for
  • put finger on
  • put tag on
  • put-down
  • question
  • quip
  • quote
  • rechristen
  • recognize
  • recognized
  • redoubtable
  • refer to
  • referee
  • regard
  • relabel
  • remark
  • rename
  • renown
  • renowned
  • rep
  • report
  • representation
  • reputable
  • reputation
  • repute
  • reputed
  • resemblance
  • resolve
  • respectable
  • respected
  • reverence
  • rubric
  • rule
  • ruminate
  • sarcasm
  • seeming
  • select
  • semblance
  • set
  • settle
  • shame
  • shape
  • shell
  • show
  • sign
  • signal
  • signature
  • signify
  • simulation
  • single out
  • slam
  • slap
  • slight
  • slot
  • slur
  • sneer
  • sobriquet
  • somebody
  • soubriquet
  • sound
  • specify
  • spell out
  • stage name
  • standout
  • star
  • stigmatize
  • study
  • style
  • suggest
  • suggestion
  • superstar
  • surface
  • surname
  • swipe
  • tab
  • tag
  • take
  • tap
  • taunt
  • term
  • throne
  • ticket
  • title
  • torment
  • torture
  • trade name
  • trademark
  • trivial name
  • umpire
  • veneer
  • venerable
  • vernacular
  • vituperation
  • weigh
  • well-known
  • worm
  • worthy

joyously

  • acquiescently
  • agreeably
  • amicably
  • amusedly
  • ardently
  • beatifically
  • blissfully
  • blithely
  • blithesomely
  • breezily
  • brightly
  • buoyantly
  • cheerfully
  • cheerily
  • contentedly
  • cordially
  • delightedly
  • delightfully
  • devotedly
  • ecstatically
  • elatedly
  • enchantedly
  • enthusiastically
  • euphorically
  • exhilaratingly
  • exuberantly
  • exultantly
  • felicitously
  • freely
  • friendlily
  • friendly
  • gaily
  • gayly
  • genially
  • giddily
  • gigglingly
  • gladly
  • gladsomely
  • gleefully
  • good-humoredly
  • good-naturedly
  • graciously
  • gratefully
  • happily
  • heartily
  • hilariously
  • hopefully
  • jocosely
  • jocularly
  • jocundly
  • jovially
  • joyfully
  • laughingly
  • lightheartedly
  • lightly
  • lovingly
  • merrily
  • mirthfully
  • optimistically
  • paradisiacally
  • passionately
  • peacefully
  • playfully
  • pleasantly
  • pleasingly
  • pleasurably
  • rapturously
  • readily
  • sanguinely
  • sincerely
  • smilingly
  • sportively
  • sunnily
  • sweetly
  • vivaciously
  • warmly
  • willingly
  • with good grace
  • with pleasure
  • with relish
  • with zeal
  • zealously
  • zestfully

kindly

  • a bit
  • a little
  • a mite
  • a tad
  • a touch
  • acceptably
  • advantageous
  • advisable
  • affable
  • affectionately
  • after a sort
  • agreeably
  • altruistic
  • ameliorative
  • amelioratory
  • amicable
  • anticruelty
  • attentive
  • auspicious
  • benefic
  • beneficent
  • beneficial
  • benevolent
  • benevolently
  • benign
  • benignant
  • benignly
  • bettering
  • brotherly
  • carefully
  • charitable
  • charitably
  • chivalrously
  • clement
  • companionable
  • compassionate
  • compassionately
  • comradely
  • considerate
  • considerately
  • constructive
  • cool
  • cordial
  • cordially
  • courteously
  • cruelty-free
  • decently
  • decorously
  • deferentially
  • delicately
  • desirable
  • discreetly
  • enough
  • excusably
  • fairly
  • favorable
  • forbearing
  • forgiving
  • freehanded
  • friendly
  • gainful
  • gallantly
  • generous
  • generously
  • genial
  • genially
  • gentle
  • good
  • good-hearted
  • good-natured
  • good-naturedly
  • good-tempered
  • gracious
  • graciously
  • gratifying
  • greathearted
  • half
  • halfway
  • healthful
  • healthy
  • hearty
  • heedfully
  • helpful
  • helpfully
  • humane
  • humanely
  • humanitarian
  • incompletely
  • judiciously
  • justifiably
  • kind
  • kind of
  • kindhearted
  • kindheartedly
  • lenient
  • liberal
  • like
  • little
  • lucrative
  • magnanimous
  • mellow
  • merciful
  • mild
  • moderately
  • more or less
  • munificent
  • negligibly
  • neighborly
  • nice
  • nicely
  • noble
  • nominally
  • of a sort
  • of sorts
  • openhearted
  • part
  • partially
  • partly
  • partway
  • passably
  • patient
  • philanthropic
  • philanthropical
  • pitying
  • pleasant
  • pleasantly
  • polite
  • politely
  • pretty
  • profitable
  • promising
  • propitious
  • prudently
  • quite
  • rather
  • reasonably
  • relatively
  • remunerative
  • respectfully
  • rewarding
  • salubrious
  • salutary
  • salutiferous
  • satisfying
  • selfless
  • sensibly
  • slightly
  • sociable
  • soft
  • softhearted
  • solicitous
  • solicitously
  • something
  • somewhat
  • sort of
  • supportive
  • sweet
  • sweetly
  • sympathetic
  • sympathetically
  • tender
  • tenderhearted
  • tenderly
  • thoughtful
  • thoughtfully
  • to a degree
  • tolerably
  • tolerant
  • tolerantly
  • understanding
  • understandingly
  • unselfish
  • unsparing
  • vaguely
  • validly
  • warm
  • warmhearted
  • well
  • wholesome
  • wisely

kissable

  • admirable
  • adorable
  • affable
  • agreeable
  • alluring
  • appealing
  • arousing
  • attractive
  • beautiful
  • beloved
  • captivating
  • caressible
  • charming
  • cheerful
  • cherished
  • come-hither
  • cordial
  • cuddlesome
  • cuddly
  • darling
  • dear
  • delightful
  • desirable
  • disarming
  • embraceable
  • enchanting
  • endearing
  • engaging
  • entrancing
  • fascinating
  • favored
  • favorite
  • fetching
  • flirtatious
  • friendly
  • genial
  • good-natured
  • good-tempered
  • gracious
  • hot
  • inviting
  • kind
  • libidinous
  • likable
  • likeable
  • lovable
  • loveable
  • loved
  • lovely
  • lovesome
  • mature
  • nice
  • pleasant
  • pleasing
  • plump
  • precious
  • provocative
  • provoking
  • racy
  • reputable
  • respectable
  • seductive
  • sensual
  • sensuous
  • slinky
  • snuggly
  • soft
  • spicy
  • steamy
  • suggestive
  • sweet
  • titillating
  • treasured
  • voluptuous
  • warm
  • well-disposed
  • winning
  • winsome

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