Definition of innately in English:

innately

adverbɪˈneɪtliɪˈneɪtli

As an inborn characteristic; naturally.
he says females are innately predisposed to learn about people and their emotions
innately flawed policies
Example sentencesExamples
- The fatalistic view on the matter of the universe is not popular to our mind—we innately love life, every moment of it.
- The basis of the theory is that man is an innately social creature—we are more like horses than goats.
- I think we are innately suspicious of this kind of rapid cognition.
- People innately need to trust something.
- There is just something innately draining about watching a full-size actor waddle on his knees for the sake of a supposed belly laugh.
- There's nothing innately wrong with any of this.
- I think round shapes communicate more innately with the viewer.
- Rationalist architects similarly looked abroad to forge an innately Italian style for mass culture exhibitions.
- These images, like all translations, are innately ambiguous in authorship.
- No technology is innately evil, nor is it innately good.

Definition of innately in US English:

innately

adverbiˈnātlēɪˈneɪtli

As an inborn characteristic; naturally.
he says females are innately predisposed to learn about people and their emotions
innately flawed policies
Example sentencesExamples
- There is just something innately draining about watching a full-size actor waddle on his knees for the sake of a supposed belly laugh.
- The fatalistic view on the matter of the universe is not popular to our mind—we innately love life, every moment of it.
- No technology is innately evil, nor is it innately good.
- There's nothing innately wrong with any of this.
- Rationalist architects similarly looked abroad to forge an innately Italian style for mass culture exhibitions.
- These images, like all translations, are innately ambiguous in authorship.
- The basis of the theory is that man is an innately social creature—we are more like horses than goats.
- People innately need to trust something.
- I think round shapes communicate more innately with the viewer.
- I think we are innately suspicious of this kind of rapid cognition.

单词	innately
释义	Definition of innately in English: innately adverbɪˈneɪtliɪˈneɪtli As an inborn characteristic; naturally. he says females are innately predisposed to learn about people and their emotions innately flawed policies Example sentencesExamples The fatalistic view on the matter of the universe is not popular to our mind—we innately love life, every moment of it. The basis of the theory is that man is an innately social creature—we are more like horses than goats. I think we are innately suspicious of this kind of rapid cognition. People innately need to trust something. There is just something innately draining about watching a full-size actor waddle on his knees for the sake of a supposed belly laugh. There's nothing innately wrong with any of this. I think round shapes communicate more innately with the viewer. Rationalist architects similarly looked abroad to forge an innately Italian style for mass culture exhibitions. These images, like all translations, are innately ambiguous in authorship. No technology is innately evil, nor is it innately good. Definition of innately in US English: innately adverbiˈnātlēɪˈneɪtli As an inborn characteristic; naturally. he says females are innately predisposed to learn about people and their emotions innately flawed policies Example sentencesExamples There is just something innately draining about watching a full-size actor waddle on his knees for the sake of a supposed belly laugh. The fatalistic view on the matter of the universe is not popular to our mind—we innately love life, every moment of it. No technology is innately evil, nor is it innately good. There's nothing innately wrong with any of this. Rationalist architects similarly looked abroad to forge an innately Italian style for mass culture exhibitions. These images, like all translations, are innately ambiguous in authorship. The basis of the theory is that man is an innately social creature—we are more like horses than goats. People innately need to trust something. I think round shapes communicate more innately with the viewer. I think we are innately suspicious of this kind of rapid cognition.
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