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Intrinsically

Definition

(formal) Belonging to the essential nature of something; being an inherent and inseparable part of something. Often used in philosophical, scientific, or technical contexts to describe a fundamental property or quality that defines the essence of an entity or concept.

Example Sentences

1The concept of free will is intrinsically linked to the idea of moral responsibility.
2Is it possible to understand the intrinsically complex nature of consciousness through purely scientific inquiry?
3The new policy aims to address the intrinsically problematic issues of inequality and access in the education system.
4Avoid assuming that a particular trait or characteristic is intrinsically good or bad without considering its context and implications.
5There is an ongoing debate among philosophers about whether certain values or principles are intrinsically valuable, regardless of their consequences or cultural variations.

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