natively (Meaning)

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natively (adv.)

By natural or original condition; naturally; originally.

No weak antonyms found.

She is a native speaker of Spanish, but she also speaks English fluently.
The native vegetation of the area has been severely degraded by human activity.
He is a native Californian, born and raised in Los Angeles.
The native American tribes of the region have a rich cultural heritage.
The native language of the country is Arabic, but many people also speak English.
The native fauna of the island includes a variety of unique species.
He speaks the language natively, so he is very fluent.
The native people of the Amazon rainforest have a deep knowledge of the local ecosystem.
Native American art often incorporates traditional symbols and motifs.
The native plant life of the meadow is adapted to the dry conditions.

By natural or original condition; naturally; originally.

aboriginal,indigenous, domestic, endemic, autochthonous,local, born,regional, original

nonindigenous, nonnative, nonindigenous, exotic,introduced, alien, introduced, foreign, exotic, nonnative

She is a native speaker of Spanish, but she also speaks English fluently.

The native vegetation of the area has been severely degraded by human activity.

He is a native Californian, born and raised in Los Angeles.

The native American tribes of the region have a rich cultural heritage.