intrinsically
Definition
Adverb * In a way that belongs to or is part of the real nature of something; essentially, inherently. It describes a quality that is fundamental and permanent, not dependent on external factors or circumstances.
Usage
Use "intrinsically" to emphasize that a characteristic is a core, inseparable part of something's identity or nature. It is often used in formal, academic, or analytical contexts.
Examples
- Adverb:
- Gold is intrinsically valuable due to its rarity and properties. (The value is a fundamental part of gold's nature.)
- The argument is intrinsically flawed. (The flaw is built into the argument's very structure.)
- She believed that people were intrinsically good. (Goodness is a fundamental part of human nature.)
Advanced Usage
- "intrinsically linked/related": Describes a connection that is fundamental and necessary, not incidental.
- Freedom and responsibility are intrinsically linked.
- "intrinsically motivated": Driven by internal satisfaction rather than external rewards.
- The artist was intrinsically motivated by a love for the craft.
Variants and Related Words
- Intrinsic (adjective): Being part of the essential nature of something.
- The intrinsic beauty of the crystal.
- Extrinsically (adverb): In a way that comes from outside; not inherently.
- He was extrinsically motivated by the promise of a bonus.
Synonyms
- Inherently
- Essentially
- Fundamentally
- By its very nature
- In and of itself ()
Antonyms
- Extrinsically
- Accidentally
- Incidentally
- Superficially
Adverb
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with respect to its inherent nature
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this statement is interesting per se
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