Definition of artificially in English:

artificially

adverb ˌɑːtɪˈfɪʃ(ə)liɑrdəˈfɪʃəli

1By means of human intervention rather than naturally.
she never wanted to be kept artificially alive with life support
Example sentencesExamples
- The whole building was air conditioned and artificially lit.
- To be productive, those soils were artificially drained many years ago.
- As an artificially created sound of the wind increases, the speed, shape, and color of projected clouds change.
- Ingredients were developed to increase the volume of turkey semen to artificially inseminate more birds.
- Commercial tomatoes are tasteless because they are bred for shipping, picked green, and ripened artificially.
- One injection every 14 days kept the cows' hormones artificially inflated.
- It is now illegal to artificially implant cloned embryos in a woman.
- Sometimes DNA is artificially synthesized for the production of genetically modified food.
- The decision may be whether to let the grain dry in the field or to harvest higher-moisture corn and artificially dry the grain.
- I suspect this is due to digital noise reduction, which is used to artificially reduce film grain.
1. 1.1 In a contrived or false way.
  the presenter tried to artificially create an argument between the two
  as submodifier artificially low prices
  Example sentencesExamples
  She is beautiful and her acting is fine, but her singing voice is dubbed and she looks artificially Puerto Rican.
  It may be so, if the industry takes advantage of the data being offered and if attempts to artificially stunt supply are halted.
  These are theories that focus on artificially isolated aspects of literature in order to use them for an understanding of nonliterary facts.
  It manages to draw our attention to the flaws in these characters without artificially drumming up crises.
  It was a kind of freak show, with the actor's head on a body larger than his real one, and looking as if he were walking somehow artificially with no clear point.
  Competing on price means artificially lowering prices to attract more customers.
  Some works—such as Aesop's fables—tend to anthropomorphize animals in order to artificially close the human-animal gap.
  Artificially low rents discourage construction and maintenance, resulting in fewer available apartments.
  It merely refuses to help the owner get rich from artificially enforced scarcity.
  The movie frames several sections as action sequences, complete with artificially generated tension.
2In an insincere or affected way.
I'm next to him, smiling artificially through my misery
Example sentencesExamples
- We don’t need another artificially grinning group of businessmen clutching their coffee mugs and looking like they’re high on something that isn’t life.
- We try to make up for our rebellious feelings by behaving in artificially loving ways toward others.
- You've complained in other interviews about classic cartoon characters becoming artificially nice throughout the '70s.
- He was artificially appalled at the thought of somebody actually leaking classified information.
- We'd rather not listen to Randall act artificially British.
- They always seemed to look at the grays of life through an artificially generous, rose-tinted lens.
- Thus weeping artificially, he made a show of real lamentation.
- Then he became sad, not publicly or artificially sad, but deeply, privately sad.
- The nurse, wearing an artificially concerned expression, came over and helped him to drink it.
- Perhaps the dictator was good at his job as an artificially friendly face of the movement.

Definition of artificially in US English:

artificially

adverbɑrdəˈfɪʃəliärdəˈfiSHəlē

1By means of human intervention rather than naturally.
she never wanted to be kept artificially alive with life support
Example sentencesExamples
- Commercial tomatoes are tasteless because they are bred for shipping, picked green, and ripened artificially.
- The decision may be whether to let the grain dry in the field or to harvest higher-moisture corn and artificially dry the grain.
- The whole building was air conditioned and artificially lit.
- It is now illegal to artificially implant cloned embryos in a woman.
- One injection every 14 days kept the cows' hormones artificially inflated.
- As an artificially created sound of the wind increases, the speed, shape, and color of projected clouds change.
- I suspect this is due to digital noise reduction, which is used to artificially reduce film grain.
- To be productive, those soils were artificially drained many years ago.
- Ingredients were developed to increase the volume of turkey semen to artificially inseminate more birds.
- Sometimes DNA is artificially synthesized for the production of genetically modified food.
1. 1.1 In a contrived or false way.
  the presenter tried to artificially create an argument between the two
  as submodifier artificially low prices
  Example sentencesExamples
  Some works—such as Aesop's fables—tend to anthropomorphize animals in order to artificially close the human-animal gap.
  She is beautiful and her acting is fine, but her singing voice is dubbed and she looks artificially Puerto Rican.
  It was a kind of freak show, with the actor's head on a body larger than his real one, and looking as if he were walking somehow artificially with no clear point.
  Competing on price means artificially lowering prices to attract more customers.
  It may be so, if the industry takes advantage of the data being offered and if attempts to artificially stunt supply are halted.
  The movie frames several sections as action sequences, complete with artificially generated tension.
  Artificially low rents discourage construction and maintenance, resulting in fewer available apartments.
  These are theories that focus on artificially isolated aspects of literature in order to use them for an understanding of nonliterary facts.
  It manages to draw our attention to the flaws in these characters without artificially drumming up crises.
  It merely refuses to help the owner get rich from artificially enforced scarcity.
2In an insincere or affected way.
I'm next to him, smiling artificially through my misery
Example sentencesExamples
- We don’t need another artificially grinning group of businessmen clutching their coffee mugs and looking like they’re high on something that isn’t life.
- Thus weeping artificially, he made a show of real lamentation.
- Perhaps the dictator was good at his job as an artificially friendly face of the movement.
- We'd rather not listen to Randall act artificially British.
- The nurse, wearing an artificially concerned expression, came over and helped him to drink it.
- He was artificially appalled at the thought of somebody actually leaking classified information.
- We try to make up for our rebellious feelings by behaving in artificially loving ways toward others.
- They always seemed to look at the grays of life through an artificially generous, rose-tinted lens.
- You've complained in other interviews about classic cartoon characters becoming artificially nice throughout the '70s.
- Then he became sad, not publicly or artificially sad, but deeply, privately sad.

单词	artificially
释义	Definition of artificially in English: artificially adverb ˌɑːtɪˈfɪʃ(ə)liɑrdəˈfɪʃəli 1By means of human intervention rather than naturally. she never wanted to be kept artificially alive with life support Example sentencesExamples The whole building was air conditioned and artificially lit. To be productive, those soils were artificially drained many years ago. As an artificially created sound of the wind increases, the speed, shape, and color of projected clouds change. Ingredients were developed to increase the volume of turkey semen to artificially inseminate more birds. Commercial tomatoes are tasteless because they are bred for shipping, picked green, and ripened artificially. One injection every 14 days kept the cows' hormones artificially inflated. It is now illegal to artificially implant cloned embryos in a woman. Sometimes DNA is artificially synthesized for the production of genetically modified food. The decision may be whether to let the grain dry in the field or to harvest higher-moisture corn and artificially dry the grain. I suspect this is due to digital noise reduction, which is used to artificially reduce film grain. 1.1 In a contrived or false way. the presenter tried to artificially create an argument between the two as submodifier artificially low prices Example sentencesExamples She is beautiful and her acting is fine, but her singing voice is dubbed and she looks artificially Puerto Rican. It may be so, if the industry takes advantage of the data being offered and if attempts to artificially stunt supply are halted. These are theories that focus on artificially isolated aspects of literature in order to use them for an understanding of nonliterary facts. It manages to draw our attention to the flaws in these characters without artificially drumming up crises. It was a kind of freak show, with the actor's head on a body larger than his real one, and looking as if he were walking somehow artificially with no clear point. Competing on price means artificially lowering prices to attract more customers. Some works—such as Aesop's fables—tend to anthropomorphize animals in order to artificially close the human-animal gap. Artificially low rents discourage construction and maintenance, resulting in fewer available apartments. It merely refuses to help the owner get rich from artificially enforced scarcity. The movie frames several sections as action sequences, complete with artificially generated tension. 2In an insincere or affected way. I'm next to him, smiling artificially through my misery Example sentencesExamples We don’t need another artificially grinning group of businessmen clutching their coffee mugs and looking like they’re high on something that isn’t life. We try to make up for our rebellious feelings by behaving in artificially loving ways toward others. You've complained in other interviews about classic cartoon characters becoming artificially nice throughout the '70s. He was artificially appalled at the thought of somebody actually leaking classified information. We'd rather not listen to Randall act artificially British. They always seemed to look at the grays of life through an artificially generous, rose-tinted lens. Thus weeping artificially, he made a show of real lamentation. Then he became sad, not publicly or artificially sad, but deeply, privately sad. The nurse, wearing an artificially concerned expression, came over and helped him to drink it. Perhaps the dictator was good at his job as an artificially friendly face of the movement. Definition of artificially in US English: artificially adverbɑrdəˈfɪʃəliärdəˈfiSHəlē 1By means of human intervention rather than naturally. she never wanted to be kept artificially alive with life support Example sentencesExamples Commercial tomatoes are tasteless because they are bred for shipping, picked green, and ripened artificially. The decision may be whether to let the grain dry in the field or to harvest higher-moisture corn and artificially dry the grain. The whole building was air conditioned and artificially lit. It is now illegal to artificially implant cloned embryos in a woman. One injection every 14 days kept the cows' hormones artificially inflated. As an artificially created sound of the wind increases, the speed, shape, and color of projected clouds change. I suspect this is due to digital noise reduction, which is used to artificially reduce film grain. To be productive, those soils were artificially drained many years ago. Ingredients were developed to increase the volume of turkey semen to artificially inseminate more birds. Sometimes DNA is artificially synthesized for the production of genetically modified food. 1.1 In a contrived or false way. the presenter tried to artificially create an argument between the two as submodifier artificially low prices Example sentencesExamples Some works—such as Aesop's fables—tend to anthropomorphize animals in order to artificially close the human-animal gap. She is beautiful and her acting is fine, but her singing voice is dubbed and she looks artificially Puerto Rican. It was a kind of freak show, with the actor's head on a body larger than his real one, and looking as if he were walking somehow artificially with no clear point. Competing on price means artificially lowering prices to attract more customers. It may be so, if the industry takes advantage of the data being offered and if attempts to artificially stunt supply are halted. The movie frames several sections as action sequences, complete with artificially generated tension. Artificially low rents discourage construction and maintenance, resulting in fewer available apartments. These are theories that focus on artificially isolated aspects of literature in order to use them for an understanding of nonliterary facts. It manages to draw our attention to the flaws in these characters without artificially drumming up crises. It merely refuses to help the owner get rich from artificially enforced scarcity. 2In an insincere or affected way. I'm next to him, smiling artificially through my misery Example sentencesExamples We don’t need another artificially grinning group of businessmen clutching their coffee mugs and looking like they’re high on something that isn’t life. Thus weeping artificially, he made a show of real lamentation. Perhaps the dictator was good at his job as an artificially friendly face of the movement. We'd rather not listen to Randall act artificially British. The nurse, wearing an artificially concerned expression, came over and helped him to drink it. He was artificially appalled at the thought of somebody actually leaking classified information. We try to make up for our rebellious feelings by behaving in artificially loving ways toward others. They always seemed to look at the grays of life through an artificially generous, rose-tinted lens. You've complained in other interviews about classic cartoon characters becoming artificially nice throughout the '70s. Then he became sad, not publicly or artificially sad, but deeply, privately sad.
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