genetically
Pronunciation: [dʒɪˈnɛtɪkli]
Word
Context: “biology”
(adverb) refers to how living things are made or changed at a tiny level called genes. It’s about the instructions in our bodies that determine things like eye color or whether someone can roll their tongue.
Example
The scientist said that the plants were genetically modified to grow faster.
Example
The flowers are not genetically the same; they come from different species.
Example
How are the animals genetically different from each other?
Context: “health”
(adverb) describes how our health traits or problems can be influenced by our genes. For example, some people might have a genetic tendency to be taller or to get certain illnesses.
Example
Many people are genetically predisposed to certain health conditions, like diabetes.
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She does not have any genetically inherited health issues in her family.
Example
Can you be genetically at risk for heart disease?
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