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Come easily, naturally, etc. to somebody

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Colloquial Use

The phrase is mostly used in casual conversations rather than formal writings.

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Cooking comes naturally to him; he's always relaxed in the kitchen.
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Inborn Talent

The phrase indicates an innate ability, as if the person didn't have to learn it.

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Languages come easily to her; she picks them up without studying much.
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Positive Emotion

It carries a positive feeling, often used to praise someone's skills or talents.

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Public speaking comes naturally to Steve; he's always so convincing.
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