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adjective
- 1. belonging naturally; innate: "connatural qualities of the human character"
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1. : connected by nature : inborn. 2. : of the same nature. connaturality. kä-ˌna-chə-ˈra-lə-tē. kə- noun. connaturally. kä-ˈnach-rə-lē. kə- -ˈna-chə- adverb. Word History. Etymology. Medieval Latin connaturalis, from Latin com- + naturalis natural. First Known Use. 1592, in the meaning defined at sense 1. Time Traveler.
Connatural definition: belonging to a person or thing by nature or from birth or origin; inborn.. See examples of CONNATURAL used in a sentence.
Connatural means having the same nature or origin. Find 78 synonyms and antonyms of connatural, such as congeneric, related, kindred, similar, and various.
2 meanings: 1. having a similar nature or origin 2. congenital or innate; connate.... Click for more definitions.
adjective. normally existing at birth. “mankind's connatural sense of the good”. synonyms: inborn, inbred. native. belonging to one by birth. adjective. similar in nature. “"and mix with our connatural dust"- John Milton”.
Connatural means innate, inborn, or related by nature or origin. Find the etymology, pronunciation, and examples of connatural and its related words in this online dictionary.
Connatural means having the same nature or origin, or belonging to the same class or kind. It is a borrowing from Latin and has six meanings in OED, two of which are obsolete.
