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connate

/ˈkɑneɪt/ /kəˈneɪt/

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adjective

Connatural, congénito

Of the same or a similar nature; proceeding from the same stock or root.

Examples :

"Because they grew up in the same small town with shared experiences and values, their senses of humor were often connate. "

Debido a que crecieron en el mismo pueblo pequeño con experiencias y valores compartidos, sus sentidos del humor eran a menudo connaturales.

nature biology family character

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adjective

Innato, congénito

Examples :

"His love for music was connate; he could play the piano beautifully from a very young age. "

Su amor por la música era innato; podía tocar el piano maravillosamente desde muy joven.

nature biology physiology

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adjective

Conado, unido

United with other organs of the same kind (for example sepals connate with sepals, petals connate with petals, or stamens with stamens).

Examples :

"The petals of the morning glory are connate, forming a funnel shape. "

Los pétalos de la gloria de la mañana son conados, formando una forma de embudo.

organism biology plant anatomy

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adjective

congenito, atrapado durante la formación

Trapped within a rock at the time of its formation (especially of water or petroleum).

Examples :

"The geologist carefully examined the ancient rock sample, hoping to find connate water that could reveal clues about Earth's early atmosphere. "

El geólogo examinó cuidadosamente la antigua muestra de roca, con la esperanza de encontrar agua congénita que pudiera revelar pistas sobre la atmósfera primitiva de la Tierra.