Meaning of 'intrinsic' in Sindhi is: intrinsic

intrinsic: intrinsic

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ذاتي, پنهنجي, پيدائشي عمل, قدرتي, جي بدولت, ويندين, رکين, عطا, ڳجھي, ضروري, ضروري آهي, ناگزير, ڏک ڀريل, روحاني, مستند, پاڪ, سچ, مخلص.

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Adjective(1) belonging to a thing by its very nature(2) situated within or belonging solely to the organ or body part on which it acts(3) basic(4) inborn

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(1) But what is it that makes sport such an essential and intrinsic part of the lives of some people?(2) These systems are inseparable and intrinsic to the problem of designing a school.(3) Lepper and Malone argue that control is an essential part of intrinsic motivation.(4) But of course, tour guides have a definite advantage intrinsic to their position.(5) At its best, athletic competition can hold intrinsic value for our society.(6) The fundamentals of quality are of course intrinsic to the value of a drawing.(7) Often the intrinsic value is the underlying price of a company's total assets.(8) Some of the extrinsic and intrinsic muscles of the tongue are connected to the hyoid bone.(9) It is open to the general public and aims to underline the intrinsic value of the subject as a core life skill.(10) Now whatever the intrinsic value of these proverbs, there's no taking away from the harm they cause.(11) Socrates believed in the intrinsic value of asking honest questions and challenging orthodoxy.(12) I have been arguing that it is right to say, as most of us want to do, that natural goods have an intrinsic value.(13) Lastly, I am satisfied that the proposal would not undermine the intrinsic value of natural or cultural assets.(14) By the same token, investors are starting to recognise the intrinsic value of more profitable old economy businesses.(15) I have always believed in an element of good that is intrinsic to even the most cruel of people.(16) Thus, we have seen two relations that are elements in the bundle of relations that appear as intrinsic to existing as a human being.