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Meanings of inherited in English

Occurring among members of a family usually by heredity.

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Usage of inherited in English
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However, for many inherited diseases, treatment will likely require genetic repair pre-transplantation.
Pubmed
2
The Bird inherited the kingdom and decreed a new game, free climbing.
Rock and Ice Magazine
3
Chevron bought Texaco in 2001 and as a result inherited the lawsuit.
Reuters
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I think that he can no longer talk about what he inherited.
The new yorker
5
The majority of cases reported are inherited from a balanced translocation carrier.
Pubmed
6
Mr Hawke had inherited high unemployment and inflation from the Fraser government.
News.com.au
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He was old in inherited and personal loyalty to the British crown.
Legends of Vancouver
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And younger people need may need to take RMDs on inherited IRAs.
Reuters
9
Good infrastructure -Yes, that is what the ANC inherited in 94.
The South African
10
Think of the history, of the trust your father and I inherited.
The book of spies
11
He inherited the suicide note that Roberts left behind for his friends.
Radio NZ
12
Talent, in other words, is largely inherited, and that may be true.
The Irish Times
13
She's let this place ever since she inherited it from a friend.
Corduroy mansions
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Similar mapping and modelling methods could be used for other inherited disorders.
Pubmed
15
A number of years ago Patrick inherited a house from his mother.
The Irish Times
16
But everything changed when George Huntington Hartford II inherited the family fortune.
News.com.au
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