second nature (Meaning)

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second nature (n)

acquired behavior that is practiced so long it seems innate

Driving became second nature to Emily after years of daily commutes.
Sarah's ability to speak Spanish was second nature, having immersed herself in the language for a decade.
The chef's culinary skills were second nature, allowing him to effortlessly create complex dishes.
For a seasoned hiker, navigating rugged trails was second nature.
Maria's empathy and compassion were second nature, making her an exceptional nurse.
The expert programmer's fingers danced across the keyboard, as writing code had become second nature.
The dancer's movements were fluid and effortless, as if performing was second nature.
Solving puzzles was second nature to the brilliant mathematician, who found them both challenging and enjoyable.
The pianist's improvisation was breathtaking, as playing from the heart had become second nature.
Gardening was second nature to Anya, who had spent countless hours nurturing her thriving plants.

acquired behavior that is practiced so long it seems innate

practice, habit,ritual, custom, trick, way, mode, inclination, practise, tendency

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Driving became second nature to Emily after years of daily commutes.

Sarah's ability to speak Spanish was second nature, having immersed herself in the language for a decade.

The chef's culinary skills were second nature, allowing him to effortlessly create complex dishes.

For a seasoned hiker, navigating rugged trails was second nature.