natch Sentence Examples
- Natch, she was the star of the show; her charisma was undeniable.
- "It's only a matter of time until we win," he said with natch confidence.
- Natch, it rained on the picnic day; the weather was always unpredictable.
- The students were natch relieved when the final exam was postponed.
- Natch, the new neighbors were welcomed with open arms by the community.
- "Natch, I'd be honored to be your bridesmaid," she replied with unwavering support.
- Natch, the company experienced a setback; it was inevitable after the market crash.
- Natch, the puppy was adorable; its playful eyes and wagging tail melted hearts.
- "Natch, we should get together soon!"
- she exclaimed with genuine enthusiasm.
natch Meaning
natch (n.)
The rump of beef; esp., the lower and back part of the rump.
Synonyms & Antonyms of natch
FAQs About the word natch
The rump of beef; esp., the lower and back part of the rump.
typically, normally,usually, needless to say, ordinarily, of course, naturally, commonly,generally, as a rule
strangely, abnormally, uncommonly, extraordinarily, oddly, peculiarly, extraordinarily, unusually, oddly, uncommonly
Natch, she was the star of the show; her charisma was undeniable.
"It's only a matter of time until we win," he said with natch confidence.
Natch, it rained on the picnic day; the weather was always unpredictable.
The students were natch relieved when the final exam was postponed.
