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inbred

[ˈɪnbred]

inbred Definition

  • 1bred from closely related people or animals, especially over many generations
  • 2innate; inherent

Using inbred: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "inbred" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The royal family was known for their inbred lineage.

  • Example

    The inbred traits of the species made it more susceptible to disease.

  • Example

    His inbred talent for music was evident from a young age.

inbred Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with inbred

  • prejudice that is deeply ingrained and inherent in a person or group

    Example

    The community's inbred prejudice against outsiders made it difficult for newcomers to feel welcome.

  • a feeling of superiority that is deeply ingrained and inherent in a person or group

    Example

    The country's inbred sense of superiority led to conflicts with neighboring nations.

  • a loyalty that is deeply ingrained and inherent in a person or group

    Example

    The soldiers' inbred loyalty to their country motivated them to fight bravely in battle.

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Summary: inbred in Brief

The term 'inbred' [ˈɪnbred] refers to something that is bred from closely related people or animals, or something that is innate or inherent. It can describe a lineage or species with closely related ancestors, or a person's natural or inherent talents. Phrases like 'inbred prejudice' and 'inbred sense of superiority' describe deeply ingrained attitudes or beliefs.