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innate

[ih-neyt, in-eyt] / ɪˈneɪt, ˈɪn eɪt /


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"There is that kind of innate sense of 'I will do everything I can to protect my child'. I don't think that's reflected sufficiently in the state," he added.

From BBC

"I was even nicknamed The Librarian by a few people because I have this innate ability to read people like a book," he explained.

From BBC

Yet, for all of her work building an empire, Paltrow still has the innate ability to disappear into a character.

From Salon

It’s not a skill, it’s an innate sense of decency and human consideration that exists in the hearts and souls of normal people.

From Los Angeles Times

And yet, Mr Fuller says, it's precisely such qualities that reveal the form's innate appeal, and see it endure among louder, more kinetic offering.

From BBC