Synonyms for More second-nature:
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adj.
• instinctive
- Intuitional
, - Unmeditated
, - accustomed
, - by seat of one's pants
, - congenital
, - habitual
, - impulsive
, - inborn
, - ingrained
, - inherent
, - innate
, - instinctual
, - intrinsic
, - intuitive
, - involuntary
, - knee-jerk
, - mechanical
, - native
, - natural
, - normal
, - regular
, - rooted
, - second-nature
, - spontaneous
, - typical
, - unlearned
, - unpremeditated
, - unprompted
, - unthinking
, - visceral
.
• visceral
What are the hypernyms for More second-nature?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
habitual activity, Acquired proficiency, Familiar procedure, Intuitive action, Natural behavior, automated response, instinctive reaction.
What are the opposite words for more second-nature?
The antonyms for the phrase "more second-nature" may include terms like challenging, unpracticed, unaccustomed, difficult, uneasy, and unfamiliar. While something that is "more second-nature" comes naturally and without much thought, these antonyms imply a sense of discomfort or unfamiliarity. For instance, if you are learning a new language, speaking it may not come "more second-nature" to you, and you might feel challenged and uneasy until it becomes more familiar. Similarly, taking up a new hobby or learning a new skill may pose difficulties in the early stages until they become more practiced and more second-nature to you.
What are the antonyms for More second-nature?
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