inbred in Portuguese
inbred in Portuguese is inato, consanguíneo, endogâmico — inbred means present from birth; deeply natural or instinctive rather than learned.
inbred in Portuguese
inato
Bred within; innate.
consanguíneo
(often, pejorative) Having an ancestry characterized by inbreeding.
endogâmico
(often, pejorative) Having an ancestry characterized by inbreeding.
What does "inbred" mean?
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adjective Present from birth; deeply natural or instinctive rather than learned.
"She has an inbred sense of fairness that she's had since childhood."
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adjective Produced by breeding between closely related individuals.
"The dog's health problems were likely caused by generations of inbred breeding."
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adjective Closed off and only interacting within its own small group.
"Critics called the industry inbred, with the same small circle promoting one another."
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inbred in a sentence
- She has an inbred sense of fairness that she's had since childhood.
- The dog's health problems were likely caused by generations of inbred breeding.
- Critics called the industry inbred, with the same small circle promoting one another.
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What is "inbred" in Portuguese?
"inbred" in Portuguese is inato, consanguíneo, endogâmico. inbred means: Present from birth; deeply natural or instinctive rather than learned.
How do you use "inbred" in a sentence?
Example: "She has an inbred sense of fairness that she's had since childhood." In Portuguese, "inbred" is inato, consanguíneo, endogâmico.
Are there other ways to say "inbred" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 3 translations listed for "inbred": inato, consanguíneo, endogâmico.
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