1. Mere state of nature; adherence to nature; natural religion; the denial of a supernatural interference with the natural order of things; the theory which regards mythological fancies as originally deifications, personifications, &c., of the powers of nature.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• natualism,
• naturalis,
• materalism,
• natralism,
• naturalizim,
• naturalisk,
• natinalism,
• naturlism,
• natrualise,
• naturilise,
• natiralism,
• naturalizm,
• natrualism,
• naturallism,
• guturalism,
• naturealisms,
• natralisms,
• natualisms,
• natrualisms,
• natturalisms

• natural glass,
• natural law,
• natural,
• natural event,
• natural resin,
• natural order,
• natural gas,
• natural state,
• natural shape,
• naturalistic,
• Natural Fibre,
• naturalized,
• naturalised,
• naturalness,
• naturalist,
• natural fiber,
• naturally,
• naturalize,
• naturalise.

The adjective form of the word "naturalism" is "naturalistic".

The plural of the "naturalism" can be the "naturalisms".

The singular of the "naturalism" can be the "naturalism".