Translations for innately in the English»Spanish Dictionary

innately [Am ɪˈneɪtli, Brit ɪˈneɪtli] ADV

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innately superior/inferior:

innately

de manera innata

to be innately attracted to sth

sentirse atraído de manera innata or por naturaleza hacia algo

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Studies have found strong evidence that speech and gesture are innately linked in the brain and work in an efficiently wired and choreographed system. en.wikipedia.org

Reciprocity was recommended, not because it was divinely ordered or innately noble, but because it was personally beneficial. en.wikipedia.org

And even rarer are those who are the epitome of those many things that they innately embody, the divine forces that they channel. en.wikipedia.org

In contrast, innately truthful telepathy is known as mindspeech. en.wikipedia.org

Anything less is a presupposition and therefore innately unreal. en.wikipedia.org

The species is innately shy and is best kept with passive dither fish, such as neon or cardinal tetras. en.wikipedia.org

He is given a very long routine with a skull and a handsaw, explaining that slaves, as shown by phrenology, are innately servile. www.nybooks.com

And isn't it a little remiss to note that, in the main, women are innately considerate, while men are less so? www.herald.ie

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