highly artificial

Frequency: 5.52.9 per million words

To a very high or specialized degree, often used in technical or formal contexts.

artificialADVERB + ADJECTIVE

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Examples (10)

  • The experiment was conducted in a highly artificial laboratory setting to control all variables.
  • Her laugh sounded highly artificial, as if she were just being polite.
  • Critics argue that the proposed distinction between the two groups is highly artificial.
  • The dialogue in the movie felt highly artificial and unnatural.
  • The perfectly manicured resort created a highly artificial version of paradise.
  • This new material is a highly artificial polymer with unique properties.
  • The legal system imposed a highly artificial structure on their traditional way of life.
  • His performance was criticized for being highly artificial and lacking genuine emotion.
  • The economic model depends on a set of highly artificial assumptions about human behavior.
  • Living in the biodome was a highly artificial experience, completely cut off from the natural world.