Synonyms for innately
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Princeton's WordNet

1. innatelyadverb

   in an innate manner

   "the child is said to be innately disposed to learn language"

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1. Paul Rozin:

   People come to like a wide variety of innately negative experiences: the burn of chili pepper in the mouth, the bitterness of coffee, the fear from riding on a roller coaster, such benign masochism is widespread in humans, and we really don't know how that process operates.

2. Beverley Mitchell:

   I love all the roles where I get to play a mother, it was different having a teenage daughter because mine is six, so I guess it was kind of a look into my future. Before that and now being a mother, its so different than anything I could have ever imagined because its not something you can just innately know.

3. Lisa Marie Presley:

   If I had been thinking about that, worrying about that, which I kind of had for a long time I would have never done what was sort of innately in my heart, in my soul, so I had to stop being worried about that, it was too intimidating otherwise.

4. Hideya Kawanishi:

   I think the previous emperor and empress could have spoken in English too, but these two do it so innately - it's a real tribute to all their time abroad.

5. Martha Beck:

   The really potent part of love is that it allows you to carry around beliefs about yourself that make you feel special, desirable, precious, innately good. Your lover couldn't have seen these qualities in you, even temporarily, if they weren't part of your essential being.