﹒In an essential or natural way; belonging to the fundamental nature of something.
﹒In a way that is inherent or internal, rather than dependent on external factors.
﹒Human beings are intrinsically motivated to seek knowledge and understanding.
﹒The value of a diamond is not intrinsically tied to its utility, but rather to its scarcity.
﹒She believed that kindness is intrinsically linked to true strength of character.
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