In keeping with the natural constitution, character, or condition of someone or something; natural. Cf. kind, adj. 1a.

‘Natural’, unredeemed, unregenerate; = carnal, adj. 5.

Natural, in various senses. Inherent in the nature of a person or thing; innate, inborn; = kind, adj. 2b. Cf. kindly wit n. at compounds 2. Obsolete.

Naturally existing or present; inherent in the very nature of a person or thing; innate, inborn; not… In predicative use, chiefly with anticipatory it…

Existing or present by nature; inherent in the very constitution of a person or thing; innate; not acquired or assumed.

Naturally existing or present; inherent in the very nature of a person or thing; innate, inborn; not… attributive, chiefly with reference to innate…

Existing in a person (or organism) from birth; belonging to the original or essential constitution… Of qualities, principles, etc. (esp. mental).

Inherent, innate; belonging to or connected with something by nature or natural constitution.

Of a quality, etc.: Born in a person, existing in him from birth; implanted by nature; innate.

Innate; native.

Philosophy and Theology. Belonging to the ‘habit’ or inward disposition (see habit, n. 8); inherent or latent in the mental constitution.

Of character, qualities, etc.: Inborn, innate.

Implanted naturally; innate. Obsolete.

= innate, adj. (Frequent 1550–1650.)

Implanted, innate, native. Obsolete.

of one's nativity: belonging to one by birth, natural to one. Obsolete. rare.

Bred, engendered, or produced within; innate, native, inherent by nature.

Belonging to as a natural accompaniment, or as a property inherent by nature or from birth; congenital, innate, natural (to living beings).

Innate, congenital; (as past participle) born, descended.

Inborn, innate (= Latin ingenuus). Obsolete. rare.

Inborn, innate; native, natural.

Born or produced along with, connate, congenital; belonging by nature, natural. Of ideas, principles, etc.: Innate. Const. to, with.

= connate, adj. 1 (In first quot. apparently substantive ‘fellow-native’.)

Of any faculty or gift: Not acquired by learning; innate.

Characterized by being naturally or divinely infused (see infusion, n. 2); innate. Obsolete.

Belonging to the ‘habit’ or mental constitution; native.

figurative. Apparently: fixed in the blood; ingrained. Obsolete. rare.

Natural; of or relating to the natural character or spirit of a person or thing, or to a person's natural ability or aptitude. Frequently in genial s…

Born with a person; existing in a person or thing from birth or origin, or as a part of his nature; inborn, innate, congenital. (Usually of ideas…

Relating to the innate nature of a thing; lacking a vital spark or spirit; inert.

= relollacean, adj.

= relollacean, adj.

Belonging to any being from birth, or by nature; innate, natural, congenital, adj. Obsolete.

planted together with, congenital.

That has or is grown within something; native, innate (usually of immaterial things).

Inborn, innate; = ingenerate, adj.1

Not borrowed or taken on loan; esp. figurative, not adopted from another, native, inherent, original. (Common from 1700.)

= congenite, adj.

Of a quality, ability, state, etc.: innate; present in a person from birth.

Natural.

Not obtained from without; innate.

Innate, congenital. rare.

Existing or dating from one's birth, belonging to one from birth, born with one. in general use. Const. with.

Of qualities, dispositions, habits, etc.: Inborn, inherent, firmly fixed, inveterate, ingrained.

transferred and figurative. Inborn, innate, native.

Inborn, innate.

Designating behaviour and activity that is innate or is determined by innate and unchanging neural pathways; of or relating to such behaviour. Cf…