inhere — to exist as a natural or basic part of something
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to exist as a natural or basic part of something
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪnˈhɪr/
Korean meaning: 본질적으로 존재하다, 내재하다
Korean pronunciation: 인**히어**
Example Sentences
- The ability to make bad dad jokes seems to inhere in all fathers.
- Certain risks inhere in any investment strategy.
- The power to procrastinate seems to inhere in every student's DNA.
inhere
VERB//ɪnˈhɪr//
to exist as a natural or basic part of something

a young student sits at a piano and begins playing a melody for the first time. Their fingers move naturally across the keys without looking at sheet music. The beautiful music flows effortlessly as if the talent was always there waiting to emerge. The student's face shows surprise at their own natural ability. A music teacher standing nearby smiles knowingly, recognizing the musical gift that was always present within the student. how certain talents exist as a natural part of someone's being
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Origin
From Latin 'inhaerere' meaning 'to stick to' or 'to cling to.' The word originally described something that naturally sticks or belongs to something else, like moss growing on a tree.
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“The ability to make bad dad jokes seems to inhere in all fathers.”
“Certain risks inhere in any investment strategy.”
“The power to procrastinate seems to inhere in every student's DNA.”
“Mathematical principles inhere in the structure of the universe.”
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