Basic Meaning (Something that is a natural part of something else):
* "The inherent beauty of the natural world is undeniable." (The beauty is a natural part of nature.)
* "There is an inherent risk in any investment." (Risk is a natural part of investing.)
Specific Meaning (A quality that is part of the essence of something):
* "The inherent complexity of the human brain makes it difficult to understand." (Complexity is a fundamental quality of the brain.)
* "A sense of responsibility is inherent in good leadership." (Responsibility is an essential part of good leadership.)
More Complex Examples:
* "The inherent flaws in the design led to the product's early failure." (The flaws were a fundamental part of the design.)
* "He possessed an inherent talent for music." (The talent was a natural part of him.)
* "Despite the inherent dangers, she bravely faced the storm." (The dangers were a natural part of the situation, but she was brave.)
Remember: "Inherent" is often used in a formal or academic context. It can also be used in everyday speech, but it is generally better to use a more specific word if possible.