Synonyms for inherently
in·her·ent·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. inherentlyadverb

   in an inherent manner

   "the subject matter is sexual activity of any overt kind, which is depicted as inherently desirable and exciting"

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1. List of paraphrases for "inherently":

   intrinsically, fundamentally, inextricably, intrinsic, intricately, essentially, basically, integrally, implicitly

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1. Democratic FEC Commissioner Ellen Weintraub:

   What I worry about is the inherently coercive nature of these workplace situations, let's say an employer decides to throw corporate resources behind a candidate and sets up a phone bank, asking employees to get on the phone to get people to support candidate Jones. It's very hard to say no to your employer. It puts the employee, especially the low-level employee, in a very difficult position.

2. Jackson Gilman-Forlini:

   Monuments are seen as permanent, sort of monolithic structures, but inherently their meanings change over time, and really the removal of these monuments was not so much about monuments in general, but about the kind of values that we as a society want to promote.

3. Myndee Corkern:

   I want them to be inherently good, not good because they might get something. Even if it's less magical, I would rather that, i don't think they're missing out.

4. Bill Lee:

   We need to make sure that our kids recognize that this country is moving toward a more perfect union, that we should teach the exceptionalism of our nation and how people can live together and work together to make a greater nation, and to not teach things that inherently divide or pit either Americans against Americans or people groups against people groups.

5. Hunter Biden:

   Fox News therefore, a rendition of the case from such an ‘agent’ is inherently biased, one-sided and inaccurate.