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natural-born
[nach-er-uhl-bawrn, nach-ruhl-]
adjective
by virtue of one's nature, qualities, or innate talent.
a natural-born musician.
natural-born
adjective
being as specified through one's birth
a natural-born Irishman
Word History and Origins
Origin of natural-born1
Example Sentences
Elisha Williams, a natural-born storyteller, is a media enthusiast majoring in digital journalism and communication at the University of Southern Mississippi.
This administration is rapidly constructing a legal framework that would allow it to abruptly disappear anyone, including natural-born U.S. citizens, to a foreign prison forever, for any reason it chooses, or no reason at all.
The popular destination is El Salvador, the new Gitmo and soon-to-be Super Max that will house American natural-born citizens — if Trump has his way.
He stressed though that he had "never heard" of cases of natural-born US citizens being sent abroad for imprisonment for crimes committed and prosecuted in the US.
While she acknowledged that there were various scenarios in which naturalised US citizens could lose their citizenship, she said that "you can't denaturalise a natural-born citizen".
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