Definition
Definition of hereditarily - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
biologyTECH. in a way that is passed down geneticallyTECH.
- The disease is hereditarily transmitted in the family.
2.
inheritanceRare concerning inheritance or ancestral rightsRare
- The title was hereditarily passed to the eldest son.
Origin of hereditarily
Latin, hereditarius (inherited)
Examples of hereditarily in a sentence
Hereditarily, the condition affects males more. The estate was hereditarily divided among the siblings. Hereditarily, the family had a history of leadership roles.
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- French:héréditairement, par héritage, ...
- German:erblich, durch Erbschaft, ...
- Italian:geneticamente, ereditariamente, ...
- Spanish:hereditariamente, por herencia, ...
- Portuguese:hereditariamente, por herança, ...
- Chinese:遗传性地, 世袭地, ...
- Japanese:遺伝的に, 世襲で, ...
- Arabic:وِرَاثِيًّا, بِالوِراثَة, ...
- Hebrew:בְּתוֹרָשָׁה, בְּצוּרָה יְרוּשָׁתִית, ...
- Russian:наследственно, по наследству, ...
- Ukrainian:спадково, по спадщині, ...
- Hindi:आनुवंशिक रूप से, पैतृक रूप से, ...
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