intrinsical

Examples

• All

• The artist's work has an intrinsical beauty that captivates everyone.

• Many artists believe that beauty is intrinsical to nature itself.

• The philosopher debated whether good and evil are intrinsical values or human inventions.

• Their intrinsical differences made compromise almost impossible.

• Many artists believe that beauty is intrinsical to nature itself.

• The artist's work has an intrinsical beauty that captivates everyone.

• Their intrinsical differences made compromise almost impossible.

Synonyms

I

inherent

vsintrinsical

144 5.1

A natural part of something that is always there

conveys the same belonging but noted as archaic or uncommon

I

innate

vsintrinsical

52 5.2

A quality present from birth that is not learned

covers essential belonging generally rather than only birth origins

I

intrinsic

vsintrinsical

36 6.7

A natural, basic part of a person or thing

is the same idea but is described as archaic or rare in usage

O

organic

vsintrinsical

26 3.9

Forming a natural, basic part of something's structure or character

shares this essential sense but is marked archaic or uncommon

E

elemental

vsintrinsical

15 5.2

Relating to the most basic part of something

expresses that same essential relation but in an archaic form

C

constitutional

vsintrinsical

3 5.9

A natural and lasting part of a person's body or mind

means the same inherent belonging but is labelled archaic or rare

I

inbred

vsintrinsical

1 6.8

Present from birth and not learned

is the broader notion of essential belonging beyond just birth origin

C

connatural

vsintrinsical

• Formal

9.9

Present from birth and natural to a person or animal

means inherent belonging broadly, not focused only on birth origin

How Essential

essential

537 1.9

inherent

144 5.1

intrinsical

• Archaic

9.9

peripheral

27 6.5

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology