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Nature
Nature
n.
The
existing
system
of
things
;
the
world
of
matter
, or of
matter
and
mind
;
the
creation
;
the
universe
.
Nature
n.
The
personified
sum
and
order
of
causes
and
effects
;
the
powers
which
produce
existing
phenomena
,
whether
in
the
total
or in
detail
;
the
agencies
which
carry
on
the
processes
of
creation
or of
being
;
often
conceived
of as a
single
and
separate
entity
,
embodying
the
total
of
all
finite
agencies
and
forces
as
disconnected
from
a
creating
or
ordering
intelligence
.
Nature
n.
The
established
or
regular
course
of
things
;
usual
order
of
events
;
connection
of
cause
and
effect
.
Nature
n.
Conformity
to
that
which
is
natural
, as
distinguished
from
that
which
is
artifical
, or
forced
, or
remote
from
actual
experience
.
Nature
n.
The
sum
of
qualities
and
attributes
which
make
a
person
or
thing
what
it is, as
distinct
from
others
;
native
character
;
inherent
or
essential
qualities
or
attributes
;
peculiar
constitution
or
quality
of
being
.
Nature
n.
Hence
:
Kind
,
sort
;
character
;
quality
.
Nature
n.
Physical
constitution
or
existence
;
the
vital
powers
;
the
natural
life
.
Nature
n.
Natural
affection
or
reverence
.
Nature
n.
Constitution
or
quality
of
mind
or
character
.
Nature
v. t.
To
endow
with
natural
qualities
.
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