She called down, in English that sounded like some delocalized, Denaturalized speech, it was so strange then and there, "Is it all right?"
"Short Stories and Essays From "Literature and Life""
William Dean Howells
In order to be the more sure that no human sensibilities or natural tenderness should thwart the stern severity of its statutes, he took it out of the hands of the bishops and secular clergy, who, by the ties of civil life, were still too much attached to humanity for his purpose, and consigned it to those of the monks, a half-Denaturalized race of beings who had abjured the sacred feelings, of nature, and were the servile tools of the Roman See.
"The Revolt of The Netherlands, Complete"
Frederich Schiller
In her comparative ignorance of the Denaturalized brain, she had believed that a brilliant gifted mind could concentrate itself upon any object with equal fertility and power, but she had seen too much of the Sophisticates of late, and studied Clavering in too many of his moods to cherish the illusion any longer.
"Black Oxen"
Gertrude Franklin Horn Atherton