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Inborn
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Inborn
adjective
/ˈɪnbɔːrn/
Inauspicious
inbred
Meaning
existing from birth; natural; inherent
existing from birth; innate
Example Sentences
She has an
inborn
talent for music.
She has an
inborn
talent for music.
Synonyms
innate, natural, inherent, native, congenital, instinctive
Entry 1
innate, natural, inherent, native
Entry 2
innate, natural, inherent, congenital, instinctive
Antonyms
acquired, learned, developed, trained
Entry 1
acquired, learned, developed, trained
Entry 2
acquired, learned, developed
Collocations
inborn ability, inborn trait, inborn talent, inborn quality
Entry 1
inborn ability, inborn trait, inborn talent
Entry 2
inborn ability, inborn quality, inborn talent, inborn trait
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