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inbred

/ˌɪnˈbred/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne ou un animal issu de parents proches parents, souvent avec l'idée de conséquences génétiques ou sociales négatives ; peut aussi désigner un caractère renfermé et asocial.

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adjective

/ˌɪnˈbred/C1formal
  • frQualifie une personne ou un animal issu de parents proches parents, souvent avec l'idée de conséquences génétiques ou sociales négatives ; peut aussi désigner un caractère renfermé et asocial.

Describes a person or animal produced from parents who are closely related, often implying negative genetic or social consequences.

  1. Produced by inbreedingB2formalscientific

    Resulting from the mating of closely related individuals, often leading to genetic issues.

    frproduit par consanguinité

    • The royal family was known for its inbred lineage.
    • Inbred animals often have health problems.
    • The population became genetically inbred over centuries of isolation.
  2. Innate or inherentB2formal

    Existing naturally from birth; not acquired or learned.

    frinné, inhérent

    • She has an inbred sense of justice.
    • His inbred caution made him a safe driver.
    • The species has an inbred ability to survive harsh winters.

    Synonymescongenitalhereditaryinborninherentinnateinstinctiveintrinsicnativenatural

    Antonymesacquiredlearned

Formes
  • more inbred comparative form
  • most inbred superlative form
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