The Collaborative International Dictionary
Congenitally
Congenitally \Con*gen"i*tal*ly\, adv. In a congenital manner.
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congenitally
adv. In a congenital manner; from birth.
Usage examples of "congenitally".
Diehl could not have explained why this was the precise twitch that snapped the rein of his congenitally crude and choleric temper, but it was probably far more a general sense of frustration than any specific affront that made him crowd forward again with his fists bunched and his face purpling.
Mary Catherine liked to surprise people, it was another habit she had picked up congenitally.
Where Swelk's sidedness resulted from a congenitally deformed limb and the need to cope with it, swampbeasts were naturally bilateral in two different respects.