innate in Irish
innate in Irish is dúchasach — innate means present from birth; natural rather than learned.
innate in Irish
dúchasach
Inborn; existing or having existed since birth.
What does "innate" mean?
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adj Present from birth; natural rather than learned.
"She has an innate talent for music."
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innate in a sentence
- She has an innate talent for music.
- Curiosity seems to be innate in young children.
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What is "innate" in Irish?
"innate" in Irish is dúchasach. innate means: Present from birth; natural rather than learned.
How do you use "innate" in a sentence?
Example: "She has an innate talent for music." In Irish, "innate" is dúchasach.
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