Definitions
normally existing at birth
Word origin
From the past participle of inbreed, equivalent to in- + bred.
Used in a sentence
“We who from daily experience knew Miss Smedley like a book—were we not only too well aware that she had neither accomplishments nor charms—no characteristic, in fact, but an inbred viciousness of temper and disposition?”
“His cold experience tempers all his heat, And inbred worth doth boasting valour slight.”
“The Lavender Quill Society, that group of in-bred Manhattan gay writers who believe that gay literature begins and ends in their clique (outsiders need not apply for membership).”
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01“Innate”6 letters
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