Definition of natureless in English:

natureless

adjective ˈneɪtʃələs

rare

Not having a vital nature; specifically (of things) lacking substance or significance; (of God) existing outside the natural world.

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Edmund Geste (1514–1577), bishop of Salisbury. From nature + -less.

adjectiveˈneɪtʃələs

rare

Not having a vital nature; specifically (of things) lacking substance or significance; (of God) existing outside the natural world.

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Edmund Geste (1514–1577), bishop of Salisbury. From nature + -less.

词汇	natureless
释义	Definition of natureless in English: natureless adjective ˈneɪtʃələs rare Not having a vital nature; specifically (of things) lacking substance or significance; (of God) existing outside the natural world. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Edmund Geste (1514–1577), bishop of Salisbury. From nature + -less. Definition of natureless in US English: natureless adjectiveˈneɪtʃələs rare Not having a vital nature; specifically (of things) lacking substance or significance; (of God) existing outside the natural world. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Edmund Geste (1514–1577), bishop of Salisbury. From nature + -less.
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