Phrases with «inborn instinct»

The phrase "inborn instinct" refers to a natural behavior or ability that a living being possesses from birth. It means having an automatic and effortless understanding or skill without the need for any training or experience. Full definition

Sentences with «inborn instinct»

  • (ref) When we teach our cats to urinate in one specific area, we are going against these natural, inborn instincts of our cats. (2ndchance.info)
  • The American Kennel Club recognizes the Sheltie and the Collie as two distinctly different dogs, both with inborn instincts to herd livestock. (animalbehaviorcollege.com)
  • If you're not as creative as you'd like to be, you might tell yourself that you lack a certain something — an inborn instinct for creativity, a natural talent for fresh ideas, the personality needed for creativity. (inc.com)
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