1. opposed to or contrary to the natural world, natural processes, or natural human behavior
Usage: often used in philosophical or critical contexts

1. something that is opposed to or contradicts nature or natural principles
Usage: less common than the adjective form

Examples

• The philosopher argued that modern technology represents an antinature force in society.
• Some critics view industrial agriculture as antinature because it disrupts ecosystems.
• The artist's work explores the tension between nature and antinature in contemporary life.
• Synthetic materials are often considered antinature by environmental advocates.
• The novel presents a dystopian world where antinature values have replaced traditional beliefs.
• Antinature practices in manufacturing have led to increased pollution.