naturalistic 音标拼音: [n
, ætʃɚəl'ɪstɪk] [n
, ætʃrəl'ɪstɪk]
a . 自然的,自然主义的,博物学的
自然的,自然主义的,博物学的
naturalistic adj 1 :
representing what is real ;
not abstract or ideal ;
"
realistic portraiture "; "
a realistic novel "; "
in naturalistic colors "; "
the school of naturalistic writers " [
synonym : {
naturalistic }, {
realistic }]
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1 .
Belonging to the doctrines of naturalism .
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2 .
Closely resembling nature ;
realistic . "
Naturalistic bit of pantomime ." --
W .
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1913 Webster ]
142 Moby Thesaurus words for "
naturalistic ":
Cyrenaic ,
Eleatic ,
Epicurean ,
Marxian ,
Marxist ,
Megarian ,
Stoic ,
animist ,
animistic ,
atomistic ,
authentic ,
bona fide ,
candid ,
card -
carrying ,
characteristic ,
commonsense ,
cosmotheistic ,
delineative ,
depictive ,
descriptive ,
dinkum ,
distinctive ,
distinguishing ,
eclectic ,
empirical ,
eudaemonistic ,
exemplary ,
existential ,
expositive ,
expressive ,
faithful ,
following the letter ,
general ,
genuine ,
good ,
graphic ,
hedonic ,
hedonist ,
hedonistic ,
honest ,
honest -
to -
God ,
humanist ,
humanistic ,
hylomorphous ,
hylotheistic ,
idealistic ,
inartificial ,
instrumentalist ,
lawful ,
legitimate ,
lifelike ,
literal ,
materialist ,
materialistic ,
mechanist ,
mechanistic ,
metaphysical ,
monistic ,
natural ,
naturalist ,
naturistic ,
nominalist ,
normal ,
orderly ,
original ,
panlogistical ,
pantheistic ,
positivist ,
positivistic ,
pragmatic ,
pragmatist ,
pure ,
quintessential ,
rationalistic ,
real ,
realist ,
realistic ,
regular ,
representative ,
rightful ,
sample ,
scholastic ,
sensationalistic ,
simon -
pure ,
simple ,
sincere ,
sterling ,
sure -
enough ,
syncretistic ,
theistic ,
transcendentalist ,
transcendentalistic ,
true to form ,
true to life ,
true to nature ,
true to reality ,
true to type ,
typal ,
typic ,
typical ,
unadulterated ,
unaffected ,
unassumed ,
unassuming ,
uncolored ,
unconcocted ,
uncopied ,
uncounterfeited ,
undisguised ,
undisguising ,
undistorted ,
unexaggerated ,
unexceptional ,
unfabricated ,
unfanciful ,
unfeigned ,
unfeigning ,
unfictitious ,
unflattering ,
unimagined ,
unimitated ,
uninvented ,
unpretended ,
unpretending ,
unqualified ,
unromantic ,
unsimulated ,
unspecious ,
unsynthetic ,
unvarnished ,
usual ,
utilitarian ,
verbal ,
verbatim ,
veridical ,
verisimilar ,
vitalistic ,
vivid ,
voluntarist ,
voluntaristic ,
well -
drawn ,
word -
for -
word
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NATURALISTIC Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of NATURALISTIC is of, characterized by, or according with naturalism
NATURALISTIC | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary NATURALISTIC definition: 1 Naturalistic art, literature, acting, etc shows things as they really are 2 similar to what… Learn more
NATURALISTIC Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com NATURALISTIC definition: imitating nature or the usual natural surroundings See examples of naturalistic used in a sentence
NATURALISTIC definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary 4 meanings: 1 of, imitating, or reproducing nature in effect or characteristics 2 of or characteristic of naturalism, esp in Click for more definitions
NATURALISTIC definition in American English | Collins English Dictionary 4 senses: 1 of, imitating, or reproducing nature in effect or characteristics 2 of or characteristic of naturalism, esp in Click for more definitions
Naturalism | Realism, Empiricism Materialism | Britannica Naturalism, in philosophy, a theory that relates scientific method to philosophy by affirming that all beings and events in the universe (whatever their inherent character may be) are natural Consequently, all knowledge of the universe falls within the pale of scientific investigation Although
naturalistic, adj. meanings, etymology and more | Oxford English Dictionary What is the etymology of the adjective naturalistic? naturalistic is formed within English, by derivation; modelled on a German lexical item Etymons: naturalist n , ‑ic suffix
Naturalistic Definition Meaning | Britannica Dictionary 2 : using naturalism in art or literature : showing people or things as they really are naturalistic writing paintings
Naturalism (philosophy) - Wikipedia Naturalism is most notably a Western phenomenon, but an equivalent idea has long existed in the East Naturalism was the foundation of two out of six orthodox schools and one heterodox school of Hinduism [5][6] Samkhya, one of the oldest dualist schools of Indian philosophy puts nature (Prakriti) as the primary cause of the universe, without assuming the existence of a personal God or Ishvara
NATURALISM Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com NATURALISM definition: See examples of naturalism used in a sentence