inherente
Existing in something as a permanent, essential, or characteristic attribute. It refers to a quality that cannot be separated from the thing itself.
Examples
3 of 5La libertad es un derecho inherente al ser humano.
Freedom is a right inherent to human beings.
Hay dificultades inherentes al proceso de aprendizaje.
There are difficulties inherent to the learning process.
La curiosidad es inherente a los niños.
Curiosity is inherent in children.
Synonyms
Antonyms
Word Family
Memory Tip
In-herente. Think of 'in' (inside) + 'here' (stuck here).
Quick Quiz
El error es ___ a la condición humana.
Correct!
The correct answer is: inherente
Examples
La libertad es un derecho inherente al ser humano.
formalFreedom is a right inherent to human beings.
Hay dificultades inherentes al proceso de aprendizaje.
academicThere are difficulties inherent to the learning process.
La curiosidad es inherente a los niños.
everydayCuriosity is inherent in children.
El estrés es inherente a este tipo de trabajo.
businessStress is inherent to this type of work.
Es un defecto inherente del diseño.
informalIt is an inherent defect of the design.
Synonyms
Antonyms
Word Family
Common Collocations
Common Phrases
inherente a
inherent to
propiedades inherentes
inherent properties
forma inherente
inherent way
Often Confused With
Adherente means sticking or a follower; inherente means internal/essential.
Usage Notes
Used to describe fundamental qualities in academic essays.
Common Mistakes
Ensure the preposition used is 'a' (inherente a).
Memory Tip
In-herente. Think of 'in' (inside) + 'here' (stuck here).
Word Origin
From Latin 'inhaerere', meaning 'to stick in'.
Grammar Patterns
Quick Quiz
El error es ___ a la condición humana.
Correct!
The correct answer is: inherente
More academic words
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inevitable
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obstáculo
B2A thing that blocks one's way or prevents or hinders progress. It can be physical or metaphorical.
plausible
B2Seeming reasonable or probable. It is used to describe an argument or explanation that is believable even if not yet proven.
predominante
B2Present as the strongest or main element; having control or power. Used to describe the most common feature in a set of data or a society.
radical
B2Relating to or affecting the fundamental nature of something; far-reaching or thorough. It often describes changes or ideas that go to the root of a matter.
significativo
B2Sufficiently great or important to be worthy of attention; meaningful.
sustancial
B2Of considerable importance, size, or worth. In academic contexts, it is used to describe significant changes or differences in data or theories.
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