inartificial
adjective archaic
not artificial; real; natural
inartistic
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Related Words for inartificial
real, simple, genuine, easy, instinctive, provincial, primitive, frank, rustic, innocent, plain, artless, candid, childlike, credulous, direct, folksy, forthright, homey, ignorantExamples from the Web for inartificial
Historical Examples of inartificial
The inartificial decorations of her person were quickly adjusted.
ImogenWilliam Godwin
He truly liked her frank, generous, and inartificial character.
The Broken Font, Vol. 1 (of 2)Moyle Sherer
The expedient that suggested itself was precipitate and inartificial.
Wieland; or The TransformationCharles Brockden Brown
To bring forward the royal person to put a negative upon any bill in parliament, is a most inartificial mode of proceeding.
Four Early PamphletsWilliam Godwin
He has united a character highly simple and inartificial, with the wisdom of a true politician.
Four Early PamphletsWilliam Godwin