1. in a manner that is inborn, natural, or inherent; by nature or constitution
Usage: formal; philosophical or literary usage
2. in a way that is suited to or in harmony with one's nature or character
Usage: formal; rare

Examples

• Humans are connaturally drawn to seek meaning in their experiences.
• The philosopher argued that virtue is connaturally present in the human soul.
• She responded connaturally to the crisis with calm and decisiveness.
• Curiosity is connaturally part of a child's development.
• The artist's style developed connaturally from her early influences.