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The quality of being baked in, not bolted on.
means The state of a property belonging permanently and inseparably to the thing it describes.
from From Latin inhaerere, to stick in or cling to, from haerere, to stick — the same root that gives us hesitate, the verbal equivalent of being stuck.
Aristotle's wordCentral to his theory of substance and accidents.
Opposite moveContrasts with traits merely assigned or attributed.
Legal cousinInherent rights are the ones nobody granted you.