0 If something is inbuilt, it is an original part of something or someone and cannot be separated from it, him, or her: --
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They were inbuilt majority majorities, anyway, although this time they had victories over one another.
I am thinking in terms of the military's access to communications and transport and its inbuilt facilities for the supply of medicine and food.
The mechanism of this instability is that the inbuilt pressure gradient drives the sublimating gas so that the neutral velocity/relative velocity gives rise to a frictional force.
In a world where discerning the strategies of others and concealing one's own was a necessity due to inbuilt antagonisms, the process of courtship could provide no better training.
The market itself is a social fact that emerged with capitalism at a given moment in historical time and that has never ceased its inbuilt mutation.
For all the progressive liberal rhetoric about the community and the common weal, local government had much stronger inbuilt mechanisms to favour sectional interests than national government.
Bose aware of the inbuilt tension that characterized the relationship between the two opposing blocs was talking of cooperation.
Hatred and injustice, with the corresponding need for love and amends, seem to be inbuilt features of human nature.
