natural law — a principle or rule that is regarded as governing the natural world and human behavior, believed to be inherent and universal
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a principle or rule that is regarded as governing the natural world and human behavior, believed to be inherent and universal
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈnætʃərəl lɔː/
Korean meaning: 자연계와 인간 행동을 지배한다고 여겨지는 원리나 규칙, 본래적이고 보편적이라고 믿어지는 법칙
Korean pronunciation: **내**추럴 **로**
Example Sentences
- The judge argued that even without written laws, natural law prevents us from stealing our neighbor's pizza.
- According to natural law, all humans have inherent dignity and rights.
- The philosopher claimed that natural law is like Wi-Fi - invisible but universally accessible.
natural law
NOUN//ˈnætʃərəl lɔː//
a principle or rule that is regarded as governing the natural world and human behavior, believed to be inherent and universal
a principle or rule that is regarded as governing the natural world and human behavior, believed to be inherent and universal
Natural law fills us with awe, more powerful than anything raw!
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Origin
라틴어에서 유래한 'natural'과 'law'의 합성어로, 고대 그리스와 로마 철학자들이 인간 사회를 지배하는 보편적 원리를 설명하기 위해 사용했습니다.
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📝Examples
“The judge argued that even without written laws, natural law prevents us from stealing our neighbor's pizza.”
“According to natural law, all humans have inherent dignity and rights.”
“The philosopher claimed that natural law is like Wi-Fi - invisible but universally accessible.”
“Natural law serves as the foundation for many legal systems around the world.”
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