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Meanings of inbred in English
Spanish
instintivo Synonyms
Examples for "inborn"
Examples for "inborn"
1
No; it was something in them, something inborn and subtle and everlasting.
2
It takes a man all his inborn strength to fight hunger properly.
3
Fatty-acid metabolism plays a key role in acquired and inborn metabolic diseases.
4
The sight sets him thinking of the inborn sense of the bird.
5
Tact was inborn in Cunningham, as it had been in his father.
1
But the appetite of a natural body does not repose save in a connatural place.
2
For "delight is the unhindered action of a connatural habit" (Ethic.
3
Honour is primarily a connatural right: reputation is acquired.
4
Now among the virtues directed to the connatural end there is but one natural virtue, viz.
5
Neither, therefore, can the repose of the animal appetite, which is pleasure, be elsewhere than in something connatural.
Usage of inbred in English
1
Therefore, the pathogenesis was examined by using different inbred strains of mice.
2
They're skittish and inbred, given the stocks we have to work with.
3
Indeed, inbred strains are organisms that carry identical copies of each gene.
4
We're trying to overcome fifty-thousand years of inbred human distrust of strangers.
5
Isogenic inbred mouse strains provide a valuable approach to elucidating these factors.
6
The answer to this apparent conundrum is that we are all inbred.
7
They were decent, simple villagers, with an inbred respect for the cloth.
8
Two key features of recombinant inbred panels are well-characterized genomes and reproducibility.
9
Part of it, he knew, was his native, inbred loathing for falsehood.
10
A classic inbred Englishman, member of the minor aristocracy, pompous, condescending and-
11
Hepatocytes were isolated from inbred Lewis rats and placed on polymer constructs.
12
Between them there was the deeper hate, the inbred hate of class.
13
Results: We developed 84 inbred lines from eight locations in Turkey.
14
But the inbred sense of honor in her is not utterly silenced yet.
15
He describes the case of the formerly endangered and badly inbred Florida panther.
16
You have an almost inbred sense for knowing the truth, especially with emotion.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Inbred through the time
Inbred across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common