inherente
inherent
adjective een-eh-RREN-teh Rare
Origin: Latin inhaerens (clinging to, inherent in).
Usage Note
Inherente describes a quality that is inseparable from, and essential to, the nature of something. It is invariable in gender and is typically followed by a: los riesgos inherentes a la profesión (the risks inherent in the profession). It is a close cognate of English 'inherent' and rarely causes learners difficulty, though it belongs to formal written register.
Examples
"El riesgo es inherente a cualquier inversión."
Natural Translation
Risk is inherent in any investment.
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