inherited
- adjective
- /ɪnˈhɛrɪtɪd/
- Specialized
- The doctor explained that the condition was inherited from his mother.
So I think there's something genetically inherited of those traits.
- So I think there's something genetically inherited of those traits.
- We're asking about why people differ and the extent to which inherited DNA differences make them different.
- That was a complex thing because he was born with a genetically inherited immune deficiency.
Examples
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Next time I'm going to tell you that some cancers are caused by inherited mutations.
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Some rare forms of Alzheimer's are caused by a single inherited gene variant.
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And many thought G was inherited, passed down from parents to children.
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The kingship is in large measure based on inherited status.
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We're asking about why people differ and the extent to which inherited DNA differences make them different.
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That was a complex thing because he was born with a genetically inherited immune deficiency.
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So I think there's something genetically inherited of those traits.
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Some diseases are inherited, passed from parents to their children through genes.
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Her inherited traits influenced her personality and physical appearance.
Synonyms
Relating to genes and how traits pass from parents to children
Related to family members from earlier generations
Relating to close relatives, like parents and children, often because of shared genes
A trait or disease that comes from parents through genes
Passed from parents to children through genes
Relating to genes and how traits pass from parents to children
Older family members give things like clothes or recipes to younger ones
Antonyms
Compounds
How Genetic
- Specialized
- Specialized
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Inherited comes from the same root as the word heir, someone who 'receives' things from their family, and it is also like heritage. So an inherited trait or disease is one you 'receive' from your parents or family.