ingenerate

ingenerate
ingenerate1
/in jen"euhr it/, adj.
not generated; self-existent.
[1650-60; < LL ingeneratus not begotten. See IN-3, GENERATE]
ingenerate2
ingenerately, adv.ingeneration, n.
v. /in jen"euh rayt'/; adj. /in jen"euhr it/, v., ingenerated, ingenerating, adj.
v.t.
1. to engender; produce.
adj.
2. inborn; innate.
[1525-35; < L ingeneratus ptp. ot ingenerare to engender, produce, implant. See IN-2, GENERATE]

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