| 单词 | intrinsically |
| 释义 | intrinsically (once / 5368 pages) adv Use the adverb intrinsically to describe things that are a vital, important, or natural part of something. For example, great teachers are intrinsically associated with a great school. Something that is intrinsic is an essential part of a whole, so intrinsically describes something closely connected to or inseparable from something. For example, if you believe people are intrinsically good, you think goodness is a part of being human. The Latin root is intrinsecus, which means "inwardly, on the inside." WORD FAMILYintrinsic: intrinsical, intrinsically USAGE EXAMPLES“The neighborhood is intrinsically boring,” Mr. Moss said. New York Times(Dec 30, 2016) Physicality is part of it, of course, but beauty and attractiveness are not intrinsically linked. The Guardian(Dec 28, 2016) In fact the play, focused as it is on nothing but talk, is so intrinsically theatrical that the material lays traps for the unwary. Los Angeles Times(Dec 15, 2016) adv with respect to its inherent nature Syn as such, in and of itself, per se |
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