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instincts inherent in all animals

  • 1 inherent

    adjective
    innewohnend (geh.); natürlich [Anmut, Eleganz]
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    [in'hiərənt]
    (inborn; forming a natural or inseparable part or quality of: the dangers inherent in nuclear energy; an inherent hatred of foreigners.)
    - academic.ru/38156/inherently">inherently
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    in·her·ent
    [ɪnˈherənt, AM esp -ˈhɪr-]
    adj innewohnend attr; PHILOS inhärent geh
    he has an \inherent distrust of emotional commitment er hat ein tief sitzendes Misstrauen gegenüber gefühlsmäßigen Bindungen
    ▪ to be \inherent in sth etw dat eigen sein
    there are dangers \inherent in almost every sport fast jeder Sport bringt Gefahren mit sich
    * * *
    [In'hIərənt]
    adj
    innewohnend, eigen, inhärent (ESP PHILOS) ( to, in +dat)

    the inherent hardness of diamonds — die den Diamanten eigene Härte

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    inherent [ınˈhıərənt; -ˈher-] adj
    1. innewohnend, eigen ( beide:
    in dat):
    inherent defect ( oder vice) WIRTSCH, JUR innerer Fehler;
    inherent right angeborenes oder natürliches Recht
    2. eigen, rechtmäßig gehörend ( beide:
    in dat)
    3. eingewurzelt
    4. PHIL inhärent
    * * *
    adjective
    innewohnend (geh.); natürlich [Anmut, Eleganz]
    * * *
    (in) adj.
    anhaftend adj.
    eigen adj.
    innewohnend adj. adj.
    dazu gehörend adj.
    eingewurzelt adj.
    inhärent adj.

    English-german dictionary > inherent

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