inbred dogs will be more likely to have some genetic maladies
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Many of these kittens are inbred and born with deformities and disease.
The small, inbred population is more susceptible to decline via disease and natural disaster.
Offspring from smaller populations were on average more inbred, so inbreeding depression in clonal fitness was higher in small populations.
2Existing from birth.
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i'm not sure what it is but i still have an innate, certainly ingrained, perhaps inbred, suspicion of the police.
Synonyms
innate, congenital, existing from birth
innate, congenital, existing from birth
Definition of inbred in US English:
inbred
adjectiveˈɪnbrɛdˈinbred
1Produced by inbreeding.
近亲繁殖的，近亲生养的，近交的
they are a bunch of inbred idiots
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Many of these kittens are inbred and born with deformities and disease.
Offspring from smaller populations were on average more inbred, so inbreeding depression in clonal fitness was higher in small populations.
The small, inbred population is more susceptible to decline via disease and natural disaster.
2Existing in a person, animal, or plant from birth; congenital.
生来的，天生的，先天的
inbred disease resistance in crops
庄稼先天疾病抵抗力。
Example sentencesExamples
i'm not sure what it is but i still have an innate, certainly ingrained, perhaps inbred, suspicion of the police.
Synonyms
innate, congenital, existing from birth
innate, congenital, existing from birth
nounˈɪnbrɛdˈinbred
1derogatory A person born as a result of inbreeding, typically perceived as unattractive and lacking intelligence (often used as a general term of abuse)
he provoked criticism when he said the town was full of inbreds
2Biology A crop produced by repeated inbreeding over multiple generations, typically through self-pollination.
the magnitude of this effect is expected to be greater in inbreds than in hybrids