natively

Moreover, a man who spoke the language natively had great advantage over us, both in preaching and pastoral work.

My mother's side of those long months of waiting was never fully delineated, for she was natively reticent and shy of expression.

War is thus seen to be a function of social institutions, not of what is natively fixed in human constitution.

She was of her world and time, not unsophisticated; but it chanced that she possessed a mind natively maiden.

How this thus falling short of a natively richly endowed soul became possible, can be told only from a study of his life.