inherent in Japanese
inherent in Japanese is 固有 — inherent means existing as a natural or essential part of something, rather than added on.
inherent in Japanese
固有
Pronounced: koyuu
Naturally as part or consequence of something.
What does "inherent" mean?
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adj Existing as a natural or essential part of something, rather than added on.
"Some uncertainty is inherent in any weather forecast."
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inherent in a sentence
- Some uncertainty is inherent in any weather forecast.
- There is an inherent risk in any extreme sport.
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What is "inherent" in Japanese?
"inherent" in Japanese is 固有. inherent means: Existing as a natural or essential part of something, rather than added on.
How do you pronounce 固有?
"inherent" in Japanese is 固有, pronounced "koyuu".
How do you use "inherent" in a sentence?
Example: "Some uncertainty is inherent in any weather forecast." In Japanese, "inherent" is 固有.
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