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View usage for: (ɪnbred) 1. adjectiveInbred means the same as inborn. She had that inbred politeness, it was a part of her. ...behaviour patterns that are inbred. Synonyms: innate, natural, constitutional, native More Synonyms of inbred 2. adjective [usually verb-link ADJECTIVE]People who are inbred have ancestors who are all closely related to each other. The whole population is so inbred that no genetic differences remain. He came from an old inbred family. inbred in British English (ˈɪnˈbrɛd) adjective1. produced as a result of inbreeding 2. deeply ingrained; innate inbred good manners inbred in American English (ˈɪnˌbrɛd) adjective1. innate or deeply instilled 2. bred from closely related parents; resulting from inbreeding SIMILAR WORDS: inˈnate Word origin pp. of inbreed Synonyms of 'inbred'innate, natural, constitutional, native More Synonyms of inbred Definition inborn or ingrained behaviour patterns that are inbred Synonyms constitutional deep-seated hard-wired Additional synonymsDefinition inherent in the nature of a person or thing Synonyms inherent, organic, intrinsic, congenital, inborn, immanentDefinition present within and throughout something hierarchy as the immanent principle of Western society Synonyms inherent, innate, intrinsic, natural, internal, indigenous, subjective, congenital, inborn, hard-wired, indwelling Definition (of a habit, feeling, or belief) deeply impressed or instilled Morals tend to be deeply ingrained. Synonyms fixed, rooted, deep-seated, fundamental, constitutional, inherent, hereditary, in the blood, intrinsic, deep-rooted, indelible, inveterate, inborn, inbred, inbuilt, ineradicable, brassbound - inauguration
- inauspicious
- inborn
- inbred
- inbuilt
- incalculable
- incandescent
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