Associations to the word «Inherent»
Noun
- Contradiction
- Ambiguity
- Limitation
- Bias
- Flaw
- Instability
- Variability
- Weakness
- Vowel
- Flexibility
- Complexity
- Consonant
- Uncertainty
- Superiority
- Resolve
- Tendency
- Shortcoming
- Disadvantage
- Capitalism
- Absurdity
- Propensity
- Drawback
- Inconsistency
- Goodness
- Interpreting
- Duality
- Dignity
- Paradox
- Vulnerability
- Defect
- Emptiness
- Redundancy
- Potency
- Racism
- Quality
- Vitality
- Difficulty
- Distortion
- Materialism
- Stability
- Sovereignty
- Impossibility
- Danger
- Natural
- Inertia
- Connotation
- Imbalance
- Arising
- Sensitivity
- Conservatism
- Nature
- Assumption
- Inequality
- Characteristic
- Bandwidth
- Optimism
- Trait
- Stiffness
- Tension
- Lag
- Rationality
- Risk
- Essential
- Dilemma
- Virtue
- Fluorescence
- Evil
- Notion
- Negation
- Simplicity
- Reliability
- Injustice
- Enlightenment
- Attribute
- Sanctity
- Alienation
- Selectivity
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
INHERENT, adjective. Naturally as part or consequence of something.
INHERENT POWER, noun. Powers that are given to the national government.
INHERENT POWERS, noun. Plural of inherent power
INHERENT VICE, noun. (legal) (business) An intrinsic shortcoming in an object, especially an object's in-built tendency to degrade, which adversely affects its evaluation, preservability, insurability, or acceptability to be transported by a shipper, and which usually limits the legal liability of those who handle or care for it.
Dictionary definition
INHERENT, adjective. Existing as an essential constituent or characteristic; "the Ptolemaic system with its built-in concept of periodicity"; "a constitutional inability to tell the truth".
INHERENT, adjective. In the nature of something though not readily apparent; "shortcomings inherent in our approach"; "an underlying meaning".
Wise words
Man is a creature who lives not upon bread alone, but
principally by catch words.