Definition of "inbuilt" []

• Built-in; inherent. (adjective)

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• "I am continually offended with the blame laid on the SNP for any anti-English sentiment in Scotland, or that such bile is somehow 'inbuilt' in Scots."
• "Although they are very different languages, FORTH has a very similar philosophy to LISP; both emphasise maximal expressiveness in a minimal set of orthogonal primitives, helped extensively by helpings of metaprogramming, low-cost abstraction, and no inherent separation between 'inbuilt' and 'user' facilities of the language."
• "There is now a kind of inbuilt commercial imperative operating."