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natch Definition and Meaning in English (natch definition)

adverb
Synonyms:naturallyof courseobviously
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Natch definition: Used informally to mean 'naturally' or 'of course', often implying that something is obvious or expected.

Definitions of Natch

  1. 1adverb(colloquial)

    Used informally to mean 'naturally' or 'of course', often implying that something is obvious or expected.

Example Sentences

casual

“You're coming to the party tonight, natch?”

casual

“He's going to win the election, natch.”

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adjectivenatural
adverbnaturally

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Natch definition: Used informally to mean 'naturally' or 'of course', often implying that something is obvious or expected.
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