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Noun state of nature has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebTerm: State of Nature Definition: The term "state of nature" refers to the hypothetical condition of human society before the establishment of any form of organized government, laws, or social institutions. Senses and Usages: 1. Noun: - In political philosophy, the state of nature describes the concept of a primitive society existing before the advent of civilization. Example Sentence: In the state of nature, individuals have a natural right to life, liberty, and property.
- It can also refer to the natural world as it exists without human influence or intervention. Example Sentence: The state of nature has an intricate balance of flora and fauna. 2. Adjective: - Used to describe situations or behaviors that are uncontrolled, chaotic, or lacking civilization. Example Sentence: The makeshift camp reflected a state of nature, with no order or rules.
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