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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
“There is an inherent sense of trust and ease, a sacred space to know that we’re here to do this work, and so there’s no egos.”
“While volatility remains inherent, these conditions indicate bitcoin’s portfolio integration is being tested, and raises questions of whether this is a temporary correction or a more prolonged adjustment.”
And while volatility is “inherent,” with double-digit pullbacks normal, the broader trend remains “constructive.”
But allowing anyone to testify in their own defense has inherent risks.
Fourth-generation reactors—often small and modular—are designed for efficiency, affordability, minimal long-lived radioactive waste and inherent accident safety.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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