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Definition of inbuilt in English: inbuiltadjectiveˈɪnbɪltˈɪnˌbɪlt Existing as an original or essential part of something or someone. the body's inbuilt ability to heal itself Example sentencesExamples - The new hospital does not have inbuilt air conditioning on the general wards and there is not a legionella problem there, either in the air condition, ventilation or water system.
- But you do at least get to record ‘video e-mails’ using the inbuilt camera and microphone.
- My inbuilt political correctness allowed me to express my opinion that the recently passed laws regarding same sex marriages are just an equalisation of rights.
- Yet television's soundbite culture, its inbuilt tendency to trivialise, is seen as being in direct opposition to the complexity and subtlety of the law.
- He is also concerned about students using MMS phones with inbuilt cameras to take secret pictures of teachers in the classroom.
- If I haven't come out spitting blood it is only because I have become philosophical about what football can throw at you and have an inbuilt resistance to showing emotion.
- He needs also to challenge the inbuilt tendency of his colleagues to focus on how to distribute the resources they have rather than focus on entrepreneurialism and wealth creation.
- Hopefully my desire to improve the boring appearance of my blog will be stronger than my inbuilt resistance to learning anything technical.
- Clearly, now, there were inbuilt flaws from the start.
- Your body has an inbuilt mechanism which ensures the pain you endured is lost deep in the recesses of your subconscious, enabling you to psyche yourself up for the next time.
- Satisfying his inbuilt drive to explore and understand, Peter had experienced real science, science not swamped by a torrent of words.
- I have bought a machine with inbuilt wireless, so I will have to go around hunting in London for wireless hotspots, I suppose.
- I know that some of them are risking their lives for finding out facts as well, but at the same time there is an inbuilt tendency to look for the worst case interpretation.
- Most people have a kind of inbuilt mechanism that enables them to maintain a steady confidence in their own opinions and beliefs, but mine is more fragile than that.
- I'm sure I have mentioned this elsewhere before, but social skills seem to be inbuilt into the American education system in a way that they are just not in the UK.
- Those vested with governing power have a natural inbuilt reluctance to accept restrictions on the exercise of their authority.
- Some people think our climate has natural inbuilt stabilisers.
- Personally I think that a musician or for that matter every artist is an adventurer, so there is no inbuilt defense mechanism that stops you from exploring.
- This is an inherent inbuilt attitude that men have towards women.
- Most new laptops have an inbuilt Wi-Fi capability.
Synonyms built-in, integral, incorporated inherent, intrinsic, innate, ingrained, congenital, natural, native basic, fundamental, essential, deep-rooted rare connatural, connate
Definition of inbuilt in US English: inbuiltadjectiveˈinˌbiltˈɪnˌbɪlt Existing as an original or essential part of something or someone. the body's inbuilt ability to heal itself Example sentencesExamples - Clearly, now, there were inbuilt flaws from the start.
- I know that some of them are risking their lives for finding out facts as well, but at the same time there is an inbuilt tendency to look for the worst case interpretation.
- If I haven't come out spitting blood it is only because I have become philosophical about what football can throw at you and have an inbuilt resistance to showing emotion.
- Satisfying his inbuilt drive to explore and understand, Peter had experienced real science, science not swamped by a torrent of words.
- He is also concerned about students using MMS phones with inbuilt cameras to take secret pictures of teachers in the classroom.
- Some people think our climate has natural inbuilt stabilisers.
- Most new laptops have an inbuilt Wi-Fi capability.
- I'm sure I have mentioned this elsewhere before, but social skills seem to be inbuilt into the American education system in a way that they are just not in the UK.
- Hopefully my desire to improve the boring appearance of my blog will be stronger than my inbuilt resistance to learning anything technical.
- But you do at least get to record ‘video e-mails’ using the inbuilt camera and microphone.
- Yet television's soundbite culture, its inbuilt tendency to trivialise, is seen as being in direct opposition to the complexity and subtlety of the law.
- Your body has an inbuilt mechanism which ensures the pain you endured is lost deep in the recesses of your subconscious, enabling you to psyche yourself up for the next time.
- Those vested with governing power have a natural inbuilt reluctance to accept restrictions on the exercise of their authority.
- My inbuilt political correctness allowed me to express my opinion that the recently passed laws regarding same sex marriages are just an equalisation of rights.
- This is an inherent inbuilt attitude that men have towards women.
- Personally I think that a musician or for that matter every artist is an adventurer, so there is no inbuilt defense mechanism that stops you from exploring.
- He needs also to challenge the inbuilt tendency of his colleagues to focus on how to distribute the resources they have rather than focus on entrepreneurialism and wealth creation.
- I have bought a machine with inbuilt wireless, so I will have to go around hunting in London for wireless hotspots, I suppose.
- Most people have a kind of inbuilt mechanism that enables them to maintain a steady confidence in their own opinions and beliefs, but mine is more fragile than that.
- The new hospital does not have inbuilt air conditioning on the general wards and there is not a legionella problem there, either in the air condition, ventilation or water system.
Synonyms built-in, integral, incorporated inherent, intrinsic, innate, ingrained, congenital, natural, native
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