Inherent

usgb/ɪnˈherənt,ɪnˈhɪrənt/
adjective

Naturally part of something, cannot be separated from it.

Risk is inherent in the stock market.
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  • inherent in
  • inherent risk
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Non-removable Trait

Focus on aspects that are inseparable from the subject and define its existence or nature.

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Patience is inherent to teaching.
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No Exceptions

Use 'inherent' for qualities that apply in every case, without any exceptions.

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There's an inherent risk in any investment.
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Universally Present

The inherent aspect should be considered universal within the context it's used—not unique to a single case.

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Adaptability is inherent to successful entrepreneurs.
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