intrinsical

/in'trinsik/ Cách viết khác : (intrinsical) /in'trinsikəl/

Thân thiện

The value of the artwork is intrinsical to its creative process.

Definition

1. Adjective:
   • Belonging to a thing by its very nature; inherent and essential: Describes a quality, value, or characteristic that is fundamental and inseparable from the thing itself, not derived from external factors.
   • Located within or internal: Used in specific contexts, such as anatomy, to describe something situated inside.

Usage and Examples

• As an adjective describing an inherent quality:
  • The intrinsical value of a human being should not be measured by wealth.
  • Diamonds have an intrinsical hardness that makes them useful for cutting tools.
• As an adjective describing something internal (less common):
  • The intrinsical muscles of the hand are responsible for fine motor movements.

Advanced Usage and Notes

• "Intrinsical" vs. "Intrinsic": "Intrinsical" is a less common, often archaic, variant of the adjective "intrinsic". In modern English, "intrinsic" is the standard and preferred form. The meaning is identical.
• Philosophical/Formal Context: The word is often used in academic, philosophical, or technical writing to discuss essential properties.
  • Philosophers debate whether morality is an intrinsical property of actions or determined by their consequences.

Variants and Related Words

• Intrinsic (adj): The standard modern form of "intrinsical". (e.g., )
• Intrinsically (adv): In an intrinsic manner; by its very nature. (e.g., )
• Extrinsic (adj): The direct antonym, meaning not part of the essential nature; originating from the outside. (e.g., )

Synonyms

• Inherent: Existing as a permanent, inseparable element.
• Innate: Inborn; natural.
• Essential: Fundamental; of the utmost importance.
• Built-in: Forming an integral part.

Antonyms

• Extrinsic: External; not inherent.
• Acquired: Gained through effort or experience.
• Incidental: Occurring as a minor consequence; not essential.

Related Phrases and Concepts

• Intrinsic value: The inherent worth of something, independent of external factors or perceived value.
  • Collectors argue that the painting's intrinsic value lies in its artistic mastery, not its market price.
• Intrinsic motivation: The drive to act that comes from personal interest, enjoyment, or satisfaction, rather than from external rewards.
  • Her intrinsical motivation for learning languages is her love for different cultures.

Học thuật

Adjective

1. belonging to a thing by its very nature
   • form was treated as something intrinsic, as the very essence of the thing- John Dewey

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