Inbuilt

usgb/ˈɪnbɪlt/
adjective

Something that is built-in, or made as a part of the original design, not added later.

The washing machine has an inbuilt dryer.
Visual representation of "inbuilt" - Something that is built-in, or made as a part of the original design, not added later.

Often appears as...

  • inbuilt feature
  • inbuilt system
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Not Add-On

Emphasizes that the 'inbuilt' feature is part of the original design, not an afterthought or upgrade.

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Her car came with an inbuilt GPS navigation system.
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Efficiency Hint

'Inbuilt' often suggests a product or system works more efficiently as it's designed to work seamlessly with other parts.

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The smartphone's inbuilt battery lasts longer due to its efficient integration.
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Implies Reliability

An 'inbuilt' element is often trusted to be reliable because it is part of the whole structure.

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The inbuilt security features of the software make it reliable.
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