Artificial: Definition, Origin, and Examples
Artificial means "made or produced by human beings rather than occurring naturally." The word derives from the Latin ars (art), reflecting human craftsmanship.
The term describes things that are not natural or genuine, created through human intervention. Common examples include:
- Artificial flowers
- Artificial intelligence
- Artificial sweeteners
The opposite of artificial is natural — occurring without human agency.
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