inherently
adv. manneradv. in a way that is a natural or basic part of something. You use it to describe a quality that cannot be separated from the thing itself.
adv. by nature or as an inseparable element of something. Often used to describe qualities that are intrinsic rather than acquired.
The job is inherently dangerous.
Some people believe that humans are inherently good, while others argue that our environment shapes our character.
The legal system is inherently complex, requiring years of study to navigate the subtle distinctions between different types of liability and negligence.
From inherent + -ly.
Typically placed before the adjective it modifies or after the verb 'to be'.
an inherently qualityan inherent qualityLearners often use the adverb 'inherently' where the adjective 'inherent' is required to modify a noun.