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congenital

/kənˈdʒen.ɪ.təl/

Traduction: Décrit une maladie ou une anomalie physique présente dès la naissance.

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adjective

/kənˈdʒen.ɪ.təl/C1formalmedical
  • frDécrit une maladie ou une anomalie physique présente dès la naissance.

Describes a disease or physical abnormality present from birth.

  1. Present from birthB2formalmedical

    A condition or trait that exists at or before birth, often inherited or caused by environmental factors during pregnancy.

    frcongénital (présent dès la naissance)

    • The baby was diagnosed with a congenital heart defect.
    • Congenital disorders can sometimes be detected before birth.
    • She has a congenital condition that affects her vision.

    Synonymesinborninherentinnatenative

    Antonymesacquiredadventitiousdevelopmentalenvironmental

  2. Innate or inherentC1formal

    Used metaphorically to describe a characteristic that seems to be an essential part of someone's nature.

    frinné ou inhérent

    • He has a congenital optimism that never fades.
    • Her congenital distrust of strangers made it hard to make friends.
    • The politician's congenital dishonesty was well known.

    Synonymesconstitutionalinborningrainedinherentinnateintrinsicnativenatural

    Antonymesacquiredcultivatedlearned

Formes
  • more congenital comparative form
  • most congenital superlative form
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