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[missdaredevil]

inherent
basic: unable to be considered separately from the nature of something because of being innate or characteristic
the risks inherent in investing in the stock market

Could anyone use it in another sentence?

Thanks

[bud]

Anne is inherently charming, friendly and cheerful. She has the knack of talking with strangers as if they had long been best friends.

Inherent to being a good doctor is the ability to listen.

The LIE (a highway) is inherently congested at all hours of the day. You'll need 2 hours to drive 40 miles.