unnaturalness (Meaning)

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unnaturalness (n)

the quality of being unnatural or not based on natural principles

The artificiality of the plastic flowers created an unnaturalness that jarred with the natural surroundings.
The politician's forced smile betrayed an unnaturalness that suggested insincerity.
The synthesized vocal samples exhibited an uncanny unnaturalness, making the music sound distant and alien.
The unnaturalness of the landscape, with its strange rock formations and vibrant vegetation, hinted at a supernatural presence.
The dancer's movements were precise and graceful, but there was an unnaturalness about their fluidity that hinted at robotic manipulation.
The mannequins stood in rigid poses, their glassy eyes and lifeless expressions creating an eerie unnaturalness.
The unnaturalness of the weather patterns, with extreme heat followed by torrential rain, caused widespread confusion and unease.
The child's behavior exhibited an unnaturalness that worried his parents, who suspected an underlying psychological issue.
The surgeon's surgical technique was marked by a meticulousness that bordered on unnaturalness, suggesting a near-robotic precision.
The mannequins' unblinking eyes and frozen smiles created an unsettling unnaturalness that made visitors feel uncomfortable.

the quality of being unnatural or not based on natural principles

abnormal, deviate, anomalous, extraordinary, atypical, odd, uncommon, bizarre, irregular, untypical

natural, familiar, regular, typical, standard, ordinary, normal, normal, standard, common

The artificiality of the plastic flowers created an unnaturalness that jarred with the natural surroundings.

The politician's forced smile betrayed an unnaturalness that suggested insincerity.

The synthesized vocal samples exhibited an uncanny unnaturalness, making the music sound distant and alien.

The unnaturalness of the landscape, with its strange rock formations and vibrant vegetation, hinted at a supernatural presence.