IPA: /həˈrɛdɪˌtɛrəli/
KK: /həˈrɛdɪˌtɛrəli/
Definition: In a way that is passed down from parents to their children, often referring to traits or conditions that are inherited.
Example: Certain diseases can be passed hereditarily from one generation to the next.
IPA: /həˈrɛdɪˌtɛri/
KK: /həˈrɛdɪˌtɛri/
Definition: Relating to traits or characteristics that are passed down from parents to their children through genes.
Example: The family has a hereditary condition that affects their health.
IPA: /həˈrɛdɪti/
KK: /həˈrɛdɪti/
Definition: The process by which traits and characteristics are passed from parents to their children through genes.
Example: Heredity plays a significant role in determining physical traits like eye color and height.
IPA: /hɪˈrɪn/
KK: /hɪˈrin/
Definition: In or into this document or statement.
Example: The terms of the agreement are outlined herein.
IPA: /hɪrɪnəˈbʌv/
KK: /hɪrɪnˈeɪbʌv/
Definition: At a point mentioned earlier in this document or writing.
Example: The terms outlined hereinabove must be followed by all parties involved.
IPA: /hɪəˈraɪnˌætə/
KK: /hɪrˈaɪnˌædər/
Definition: In a later part of this document or text.
Example: The terms outlined in this agreement will be defined hereinafter.
IPA: /hɪrɪnˈbɪfɔːr/
KK: /hɪrɪnˈbɪfɔr/
Definition: In a part of a document or text that comes before this point.
Example: The terms outlined hereinbefore must be followed by all parties involved.
IPA: /hɪəˈrɛf/
KK: /hɪrʌf/
Definition: This term refers to something that is mentioned or referred to in the current document or context.
Example: The terms and conditions hereof must be agreed upon by both parties.
IPA: /həˈrɛsiˌɑrk/
KK: /hɛˈrɛsiˌɑrk/
Definition: A person who is the main leader or supporter of a belief that goes against the accepted teachings of a religion.
Example: The heresiarch was known for challenging traditional doctrines and attracting a following.
IPA: /ˈhɛrəsi/
KK: /ˈhɛrəsi/
Definition: A belief or opinion that goes against the accepted teachings of a religion or a widely held belief, often considered wrong or unacceptable.
Example: The scientist's theory was seen as heresy by the traditionalists in the field.
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