[{"Bold_text": "noun", "List Items": ["the material world, especially as surrounding humankind and existing independently of human activities.", "the natural as it exists without human beings or civilization:In nature, wild dogs hunt in packs.", "the elements of the natural world, as mountains, trees, animals, or rivers:The abandoned power plant was reclaimed by nature, covered in overgrowth and home to feral animals.", "natural scenery:Tourists at the resort are surrounded by nature.", "the universe, with all its phenomena:Conservation of energy is a universal law of nature.", "the sum total of the forces at work throughout the universe.", "reality, as distinguished from any effect of art:a portrait true to nature.", "the particular combination of qualities belonging to a person, animal, thing, or class by birth, origin, or constitution; native or inherent character:human nature.", "the instincts or inherent tendencies directing conduct:a man of good nature.", "character, kind, or sort:two books of the same nature.", "characteristic disposition; temperament :an evil nature.a self-willed nature;an evil nature.", "the original, natural, uncivilized condition of humankind.", "the biological functions or the urges to satisfy their requirements.", "a primitive, wild condition; an uncultivated state.", "a simple, uncluttered mode of life without the conveniences or distractions of civilization:a return to nature.", "(initial capital letter, italics)a prose work (1836), by Ralph Waldo Emerson, expounding transcendentalism.", "Theology.the moral state as unaffected by grace."]}]