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Definition of second nature in English: second naturenoun mass nounA tendency or habit that has become characteristic or instinctive. deceit was becoming second nature to her Example sentencesExamples - The inescapable conclusion was that, by the time the better players graduated to senior level, it would all be second nature to them.
- He loved the trout and salmon fishing which was second nature to him.
- Now she's studying him carefully, locking his face into her mind in an exercise which is already becoming second nature.
- The written word, he said, was like second nature to man and it would always have some followers in some corner of the earth.
- By then it seems second nature to be on two wheels again.
- Make it second nature for someone who is overweight to blame the restaurant that served him fries.
- This kind of sophisticated obfuscation comes as second nature to Republicans these days.
- Sleeping through a rugby match comes as second nature to me.
- Until you get used to people's disabilities and you realise it's second nature to them, it can be difficult and you can feel awkward.
- By introducing new more healthy ways of eating while her children are still young, she hopes it will become second nature to them.
- If you commit to healthy eating habits, they will soon become second nature.
- These characteristics must become second nature for West Indies cricketers at all levels.
- As in other favourite Asian destinations, such as Thailand and Bali, hospitality and good humour are second nature.
- I actually make lists of things she likes done and try to commit them to memory because none of it is second nature to me.
- And despite making his living out of this for many years, Gary says it's still not second nature.
- Being one step ahead is second nature to Richard Smith after starting secondary school at the age of 10.
- Fast-paced music seems to be second nature to this new generation composer.
- Director Yurek Bogayevicz has made three films in the U.S., so compromise is by now second nature.
- Although I'm sure it becomes second nature eventually, I found it over sensitive, making it awkward to aim.
- Teaching came as second nature to Mrs. Higgins: to her it was a vocation, not merely a profession.
Definition of second nature in US English: second naturenounsəˈkɑnd A characteristic or habit in someone that appears to be instinctive because that person has behaved in a particular way so often. deceit was becoming second nature to her Example sentencesExamples - Sleeping through a rugby match comes as second nature to me.
- The inescapable conclusion was that, by the time the better players graduated to senior level, it would all be second nature to them.
- These characteristics must become second nature for West Indies cricketers at all levels.
- The written word, he said, was like second nature to man and it would always have some followers in some corner of the earth.
- By then it seems second nature to be on two wheels again.
- Although I'm sure it becomes second nature eventually, I found it over sensitive, making it awkward to aim.
- Until you get used to people's disabilities and you realise it's second nature to them, it can be difficult and you can feel awkward.
- Teaching came as second nature to Mrs. Higgins: to her it was a vocation, not merely a profession.
- By introducing new more healthy ways of eating while her children are still young, she hopes it will become second nature to them.
- Now she's studying him carefully, locking his face into her mind in an exercise which is already becoming second nature.
- Make it second nature for someone who is overweight to blame the restaurant that served him fries.
- And despite making his living out of this for many years, Gary says it's still not second nature.
- He loved the trout and salmon fishing which was second nature to him.
- Being one step ahead is second nature to Richard Smith after starting secondary school at the age of 10.
- Director Yurek Bogayevicz has made three films in the U.S., so compromise is by now second nature.
- Fast-paced music seems to be second nature to this new generation composer.
- As in other favourite Asian destinations, such as Thailand and Bali, hospitality and good humour are second nature.
- I actually make lists of things she likes done and try to commit them to memory because none of it is second nature to me.
- This kind of sophisticated obfuscation comes as second nature to Republicans these days.
- If you commit to healthy eating habits, they will soon become second nature.
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