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inborn

/ˌɪnˈbɔːrn/

Übersetzung: Bezeichnet eine Eigenschaft oder ein Merkmal, das von Natur aus vorhanden und von Geburt an gegeben ist, nicht erworben oder anerzogen.

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adjective

/ˌɪnˈbɔːrn/B2formal
  • deBezeichnet eine Eigenschaft oder ein Merkmal, das von Natur aus vorhanden und von Geburt an gegeben ist, nicht erworben oder anerzogen.

Describes a quality or characteristic that is natural and present from birth.

  1. Present at birth (not necessarily hereditary)B2formal

    Existing in a person or animal from the time of birth, but not always inherited; can be acquired during fetal development.

    deAngeboren

    • Some inborn traits are influenced by the environment in the womb.
    • The condition is inborn, but it is not genetic.
    • Doctors studied the inborn reflexes of newborn babies.

    Synonymecongenitalconnateinnatenative

    Antonymeacquired

  2. Naturally existing from birthB2formal

    Normally present in an individual from the moment of birth; innate.

    deAngeboren

    • Birds have an inborn ability to build nests.
    • She has an inborn talent for music.
    • The instinct to survive is inborn in all living creatures.

    Synonymecongenitalhereditaryinbredinherentinheritedinnatenativenatural

    Antonymeacquiredcultivateddevelopedlearned

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  • more inborn comparative form
  • most inborn superlative form
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