Word of the Day:  Innate
Channel: Ben Gooderham
Date: 09/04/2024

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Today’s word of the day is 'innate'.  Innate is an adjective.  An innate quality or ability is something a person is born with.

The adverb is ‘innately’.

Innate comes from Latin and first appeared in English in the early 15th century.

Some example sentences are:

‘It was obvious to everyone that my sister had an innate talent for music.’

‘My grandfather never lost his innate sense of fun and was still entertaining others well into his nineties.’

‘It is clear to the opposition and most of the country that the British Prime Minister is innately incompetent to lead.’