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Traditional English :: inhere
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inherent.html - v.intr. (often foll. by in) 1 exist essentially or permanently in (goodness inheres in that child). 2 (of rights etc.) be vested in (a person etc.). [L inhaerere inhaes- (as IN-(2), haerere to stick)] |
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Traditional English :: inherent
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inherent.html - adj. (often foll. by in) 1 existing in something, esp. as a permanent or characteristic attribute. 2 vested in (a person etc.) as a right or privilege. inherence n. inherently adv. [L inhaerere inhaerent- (as INHERE)] |
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Traditional English :: inhere
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inherent.html - v.intr. (often foll. by in) 1 exist essentially or permanently in (goodness inheres in that child). 2 (of rights etc.) be vested in (a person etc.). [L inhaerere inhaes- (as IN-(2), haerere to stick)] |
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Traditional English :: inherent
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inherent.html - adj. (often foll. by in) 1 existing in something, esp. as a permanent or characteristic attribute. 2 vested in (a person etc.) as a right or privilege. inherence n. inherently adv. [L inhaerere inhaerent- (as INHERE)] |
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Traditional English :: inherit
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inherent.html - v. (inherited, inheriting) 1 tr. receive (property, rank, title, etc.) by legal descent or succession. 2 tr. derive (a quality or characteristic) genetically from one's ancestors. 3 absol. succeed as an heir (a younger son rarely inherits). inheritor n. (fem. inheritress or inheritrix). [ME f. OF enheriter f. LL inhereditare (as IN-(2), L heres heredis heir)] |
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Traditional English :: inheritable
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inherent.html - adj. 1 capable of being inherited. 2 capable of inheriting. inheritability n. [ME f. AF (as INHERIT)] |
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