Innately
Innately adverb - By natural character or ability.
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Simply and innately are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Simply" instead an adverb "Innately".
Nearby Word: innate
Simply
Simply adverb - For nothing other than.
Innately and simply are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Innately" instead an adverb "Simply".
Nearby Words: simple, simplistic
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ANY achievement related to Mouse Trap was innately luck-based as Mouse Trap is simply rolling dice until someone wins.
Source: Luck-Based Mission -
Tyler Marlocke also falls under this trope, as a normal kid whose being forced to go through a curriculum designed for people with superpowers by his parents, he often has to rely on his innately sensible nature in order to simply survive.
Source: Wise Beyond Their Years - However, it seems clear that while Twilight is innately better at magic than just about anyone, other unicorns can potentially learn other spells by studying them, but most simply don't bother to do so.
Source: Master of All
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