Pronunciation: /kənˈdʒɛnɪtl/
noun None
A1 Congenital means a condition or trait that is present at birth.
A2 The doctor explained that the baby's heart defect was congenital.
B1 The genetic counselor discussed the risks of passing on congenital disorders to future children.
B2 Researchers are studying the possible environmental factors that may contribute to congenital anomalies.
C1 Congenital diseases can have a significant impact on a person's quality of life.
C2 The team of doctors worked together to develop a treatment plan for the patient's congenital condition.
verb None
A1 She congenitally smiles whenever she sees puppies.
A2 The ability to play the piano seems to be congenitally present in her family.
B1 His talent for languages is congenitally inherited from his parents.
B2 The sense of humor that runs in their family is congenitally passed down through generations.
C1 The leadership qualities she possesses seem to be congenitally ingrained in her personality.
C2 His artistic talent appears to be congenitally embedded in his DNA.
adjective existing at or dating from birth; acquired during development in the uterus and not through heredity
A1 Congenital conditions are present at birth.
A2 The baby was born with a congenital heart defect.
B1 She has a congenital disorder that affects her vision.
B2 Congenital diseases can be genetic or caused by environmental factors.
C1 Congenital abnormalities may require lifelong medical management.
C2 The doctor specializes in treating congenital malformations in children.
adverb None
A1 She was born with a congenital heart defect.
A2 The doctor explained that the condition was congenital.
B1 His congenital talent for music was evident from a young age.
B2 The athlete's speed was congenital, not achieved through training.
C1 The artist's congenital ability to capture emotions in her paintings was truly remarkable.
C2 The scientist's congenital curiosity led to groundbreaking discoveries in the field of genetics.
pronoun None
A1 I was born with a congenital heart defect.
A2 Congenital conditions are present at birth.
B1 She has a congenital disability that affects her mobility.
B2 Congenital disorders can be genetic or caused by environmental factors.
C1 The doctor explained that the patient's congenital condition would require lifelong treatment.
C2 Congenital anomalies are abnormalities that are present at birth and may affect various parts of the body.
preposition None
A1 I have a congenital heart condition.
A2 She was born with a congenital disability.
B1 The doctor explained that the disease was congenital.
B2 Congenital disorders can sometimes be detected through genetic testing.
C1 The researcher studied the genetic factors contributing to congenital abnormalities.
C2 Congenital diseases are often present from birth and can impact a person's life significantly.
conjunction None
A1 I was born with a congenital heart defect, but I am healthy now.
A2 Congenital conditions are present at birth and can affect a person's health throughout their life.
B1 Congenital disorders are often genetic in nature, but can also be caused by environmental factors.
B2 Congenital abnormalities may not always be immediately apparent and can sometimes go undiagnosed for years.
C1 Congenital diseases can be complex and require specialized medical treatment to manage effectively.
C2 Congenital anomalies can vary greatly in severity and may require lifelong medical care and monitoring.
interjection None
A1 Congenital! That puppy is so cute!
A2 Congenital! I can't believe how fast time flies.
B1 Congenital! What a beautiful sunset.
B2 Congenital! I never knew you were such a talented artist.
C1 Congenital! The intricacy of this design is truly impressive.
C2 Congenital! Your performance in the concert was absolutely breathtaking.
article None
A1 Congenital conditions are present at birth.
A2 Some congenital disorders can be detected through prenatal testing.
B1 Congenital heart defects can sometimes be treated with surgery.
B2 Congenital abnormalities may require lifelong medical care.
C1 Congenital diseases can be caused by genetic mutations.
C2 Congenital disorders can impact a person's quality of life significantly.
formal Congenital heart defects are present at birth and can affect the structure and function of the heart.
informal My cousin was born with a congenital condition that requires regular medical check-ups.
slang I heard that guy has a congenital issue with his knee from playing too much basketball.
figurative Her congenital talent for music was evident from a very young age.
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