innate
She was strong, patient and innately wise.
It's difficult for any of us to change who we innately are.
Swimming and flying are things animals do innately.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Innate and congenital
American, Italian, etc. by birthphrase
birth
born
born and bredidiom
congenital
descend
descend from something
heritable
inborn
inbred
inclined
inherit
inheritable
inheritance
instinct
instinctive
instinctively
instinctual
instinctually
native

Examples of innately

innately
Furthermore, it is useful in eliminating some innately implausible implications of the fixed time preference assumption.
Rather, one might suggest, what develops are aspects of mind which access innately endowed linguistic knowledge.
Or, if there is some predictable pattern to the ordering, infants might be innately equipped with a productive mechanism for projecting the enumeration.
Is it because the case is so completely artificial, there being no innate component except for the category fruit, which is innately perceived?
Reductive approaches often start out by formulating a dichotomy between mental functions and innately deter mined and fixed brain structures and mechanisms.
These innately-specified predispositions are what have been formed, and hence, selectedfor by evolutionary processes.
Some of the innately available categories which are not used are still discriminated in experimental situations.
Humans are innately equipped to develop and learn certain classes of heuristics.
The enumeration is innately given, so its demand on on-line resources is negligible.
That no dynamics of substitution prevails is in part due to the object's innately transitory character and its capacity to unfold indefinitely.
This version of epistemic naturalism postulates innately endowed mental faculties, and takes cognitive states to be aspects of the natural world.
These modular faculties automatically (innately and through maturation) parse the flux of human experience into manageable proportions.
Only their working conditions and the treatment they received from their employers made them seem innately immoral, improvident, and hostile.
There is a danger, however, that such arguments become 'essentialized', that is, that women's nature becomes seen as innately more compassionate, or emotionally connected.
The parallel between the innately provided maximum number of, say, vowel distinctions and an innate set of phonological features that can define vowels is obvious.
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