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innately
[ ih-neyt-lee, in-eyt-lee ]
adverb
- in a way that is inborn or existent from birth:
I don't think innately social people, especially those who gravitate toward leadership positions, can truly understand the way less socially adept people think, act, and react.
- in a way that is inherent or embedded in the nature of something:
Dry areas are innately lower in soil organic matter because they produce less vegetation than wetter areas.
Other 亚洲网紅露点 Forms
- 耻苍路颈苍路苍补迟别路濒测 adverb
Example Sentences
Guiraudie 鈥 who is openly gay and has been making queer-centric films for decades 鈥 innately understands how awkward it is to return to the place you grew up.
I knew innately he had dramatic chops as well as his obvious comedic chops.
Curtis鈥 revelation is gutwrenching not just because it鈥檚 innately macabre, but because it asks the viewer to imagine a world where they could face a similar predicament.
And yet, despite the knowledge that comes from years of experience, resisting the inclination to go deeper into your work will always be innately difficult.
It also ignores the fact that high-dominance politics is innately neither virtuous nor wicked.
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