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nature

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expr. by nature, because of the essential character of the person or thing.
Ex. Adeline was liberal by nature (Byron).

nature

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expr. of (or in) the nature of, having the nature of; being a kind of; being.
Ex. A Peace is of the nature of a Conquest (Shakespeare).

nature

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nature, noun.
1. the world; all things except those made by man.
Ex. the wonders of nature.
(SYN) universe, cosmos.
2. the sum total of the forces at work throughout the universe.
Ex. the laws of nature.
3. the regul

Nature

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Nature, noun.
the personification of all natural facts and forces.
Ex. Who can paint like Nature? Can imagination boast ... hues like hers? (James Thomson).