Innate is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INNATE in dictionary:

VERB:
• To cause to exit; to call into being.
ADJECTIVE:
• inborn
• inborn; natural
• originating in the mind.
• Inborn; native; natural; as, innate vigor; innate eloquence.
• Originating in, or derived from, the constitution of the intellect, as opposed to acquired from experience; as, innate ideas. See A priori, Intuitive.
• Joined by the base to the very tip of a filament; as, an innate anther.
• not established by conditioning or learning
• being talented through inherited qualities
• present at birth but not necessarily hereditary; acquired during fetal development
• being part of someone's nature, inborn
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• being part of someone\'s nature, inborn

Words related to INNATE

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Words that contain INNATE

pinnate9 innately11 pinnated11 bipinnate13 pinnately14 cachinnate17 cincinnate14 innateness10 tripinnate12 bipinnately18 cachinnated19 cachinnates18 paripinnate15 innatenesses12 tripinnately17 imparipinnate19

How to use INNATE in a sentence

• How much the doctrine of INNATE PRINCIPLES, and that principles are not to be proved or questioned, has contributed to this, I will not here examine.
• These perceptions have now become innate in the individual.
• There is in his Look something sublime, which does not seem to arise from his Quality or Character, but the innate Disposition of his Mind.
• He read much, and found beauties in books which his friends thought dull, but which appealed tenderly to his innate love of tenderness.
• It is not necessary, for the present purpose, to decide whether the feeling of duty is innate or implanted.
• His innate disposition was to treat women as responsible beings.
• But it did not satisfy his innate craving for excitement.
• It was not certainly innate love of the occupation that had made Cecil so diligent an attendant of the accident ward.
• The world has emerged from its blindness and ignorance by the innate force of the mind.
• It and the idea of infinite time are the first two innate ideas.
• It must have been innate depravity, for there was no shadow of reason why they should not keep on as they began.
• Thus, without using the same term, he sides with the doctrine of the Innate Moral Sense.
• It seemed probable that the habit of expressing our feelings by certain movements, though now rendered innate, had been in some manner gradually acquired.
• Certain other gestures, which seem to us so natural that we might easily imagine that they were innate, apparently have been learnt like the words of a language.
• It was not from any lack of motherly love that she was opposed to Florence, or from any innate cruelty that she handed her daughter over to the tender mercies of Lady Mountjoy.
• Being a soldier himself, however, he was undone by his own innate lust for overcoming difficulties.
• Neither Alva nor Richelieu were able to compass the triumph of tyranny over the innate sentiment of Freedom and Independence in our forefathers.
• Every innate principle, passion and propensity of soul, body and mind, is transmitted from parent to child.
• At such times, which I always dreaded, and with good cause, her innate love of admiration became so excessive as to approach nearly to mania.

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