Definition of intrinsically in English:

intrinsically

adverb ɪnˈtrɪnsɪk(ə)li

In an essential or natural way.
murder is intrinsically evil
I think music and spirituality are intrinsically linked
Example sentencesExamples
- Society, its social forces, are intrinsically conservative, oppressive, authoritarian.
- I'm interested in making sounds that are intrinsically interesting.
- A lot of composers who aren't intimately familiar with the piano feel that the instrument is intrinsically contrapuntal.
- She seems to have an intrinsically upbeat outlook.
- There is nothing intrinsically wrong with a movie having a political ax to grind.
- We changed the law administratively, not intrinsically.
- The foreign feeling of these medical procedures was something she intrinsically felt she wanted to capture on film.
- Its successful progression responds intrinsically, inherently, to the in situ conditions through which it arises.
- These artists looked to Native American art for an intrinsically American pictorial inheritance.
- There is something intrinsically fun at work in this squishy, demented thriller.

Definition of intrinsically in US English:

intrinsically

adverb

In an essential or natural way.
murder is intrinsically evil
I think music and spirituality are intrinsically linked
Example sentencesExamples
- A lot of composers who aren't intimately familiar with the piano feel that the instrument is intrinsically contrapuntal.
- The foreign feeling of these medical procedures was something she intrinsically felt she wanted to capture on film.
- These artists looked to Native American art for an intrinsically American pictorial inheritance.
- Its successful progression responds intrinsically, inherently, to the in situ conditions through which it arises.
- We changed the law administratively, not intrinsically.
- She seems to have an intrinsically upbeat outlook.
- Society, its social forces, are intrinsically conservative, oppressive, authoritarian.
- There is something intrinsically fun at work in this squishy, demented thriller.
- There is nothing intrinsically wrong with a movie having a political ax to grind.
- I'm interested in making sounds that are intrinsically interesting.

单词	intrinsically
释义	Definition of intrinsically in English: intrinsically adverb ɪnˈtrɪnsɪk(ə)li In an essential or natural way. murder is intrinsically evil I think music and spirituality are intrinsically linked Example sentencesExamples Society, its social forces, are intrinsically conservative, oppressive, authoritarian. I'm interested in making sounds that are intrinsically interesting. A lot of composers who aren't intimately familiar with the piano feel that the instrument is intrinsically contrapuntal. She seems to have an intrinsically upbeat outlook. There is nothing intrinsically wrong with a movie having a political ax to grind. We changed the law administratively, not intrinsically. The foreign feeling of these medical procedures was something she intrinsically felt she wanted to capture on film. Its successful progression responds intrinsically, inherently, to the in situ conditions through which it arises. These artists looked to Native American art for an intrinsically American pictorial inheritance. There is something intrinsically fun at work in this squishy, demented thriller. Definition of intrinsically in US English: intrinsically adverb In an essential or natural way. murder is intrinsically evil I think music and spirituality are intrinsically linked Example sentencesExamples A lot of composers who aren't intimately familiar with the piano feel that the instrument is intrinsically contrapuntal. The foreign feeling of these medical procedures was something she intrinsically felt she wanted to capture on film. These artists looked to Native American art for an intrinsically American pictorial inheritance. Its successful progression responds intrinsically, inherently, to the in situ conditions through which it arises. We changed the law administratively, not intrinsically. She seems to have an intrinsically upbeat outlook. Society, its social forces, are intrinsically conservative, oppressive, authoritarian. There is something intrinsically fun at work in this squishy, demented thriller. There is nothing intrinsically wrong with a movie having a political ax to grind. I'm interested in making sounds that are intrinsically interesting.
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