Mother Nature

noun

1. a personification of the forces of nature as a controlling and regulating maternal being, sometimes creative and caring.

Example Sentences

That sense of detachment from the caprices of Mother Nature is pretty unique in human history.

From The Daily Beast

The absurdity of North Korea now extends to its futile attempt to anticipate the whims of Mother Nature.

From The Daily Beast

In the past, movie survivalists typically had to contend with some sort of unseen force: Mother Nature, cruel fate, whatever.

From The Daily Beast

In effect, they try to give the house the solid sub-foundation that Mother Nature failed to provide.

From The Daily Beast

Being at the whim of Mother Nature, there were, of course, a few disasters.

From The Daily Beast

And so the three happy children decided that the really true fairy stories of Mother Nature were the prettiest of all.

From Project Gutenberg

The open air, that kind soothing balm which gentle mother Nature offers to us all in our seasons of depression, relieved her.

From Project Gutenberg

Poor Mother Nature, she was just the same, but her child was out of gear and she could do nothing but wait.

From Project Gutenberg

The poppy is our best-known wild flower, planted by Mother Nature before white men ever visited these shores.

From Project Gutenberg

I know a certain poet, who happens to have been well-endowed with physical graces by our mother nature.

From Project Gutenberg