inherently in Greek
inherently in Greek is εγγενώς — inherently means in a way that is a natural, built-in part of something; naturally.
inherently in Greek
εγγενώς
Pronounced: engenos
In an inherent way; naturally, innately.
What does "inherently" mean?
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adv In a way that is a natural, built-in part of something; naturally.
"The plan is inherently flawed from the start."
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inherently in a sentence
- The plan is inherently flawed from the start.
- Some jobs are inherently more dangerous than others.
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What is "inherently" in Greek?
"inherently" in Greek is εγγενώς. inherently means: In a way that is a natural, built-in part of something; naturally.
How do you pronounce εγγενώς?
"inherently" in Greek is εγγενώς, pronounced "engenos".
How do you use "inherently" in a sentence?
Example: "The plan is inherently flawed from the start." In Greek, "inherently" is εγγενώς.
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