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inherent
adjective as in basic, hereditary
Strongest matches
built-in, constitutional, deep-rooted, deep-seated, essential, fundamental, genetic, implicit, ingrained, innate, instinctive, internal, intrinsic, latent, natural
Weak matches
characteristic, congenital, connate, distinctive, elementary, fixed, immanent, in the grain, inborn, inbred, inbuilt, indigenous, indispensable, individual, indwelling, inherited, inner, integral, integrated, intimate, inward, native, original, part-and-parcel, resident, running in the family, subjective, unalienable
Example Sentences
The group dynamic is what interests Young most because what lies beneath is an inherent "double bind".
Downhill supporters say critics who focus on times violate the spirit of the sport and ignore the challenges inherent in mountain running.
Then lastly, we would say one of our inherent advantages is we are able to provide flexible financing to customers.
And the president might possess inherent power to wage war as he sees fit without a formal authorization from Congress, as officials argued during Bush’s presidency.
I believe the problem is conditional as opposed to being something inherent in mankind.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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