Question

Using context clues, what does “innate” mean? unfamiliar difficult natural unnatural

Answer 1

The word innante means natural.

The word is derived from the Latin word Innatus, which is the past participle of the word Innasci.

Innasci in Latin is a compound word formed from: 'in', which means into plus 'nasci', 'be born'.

Its use can be traced to early 15 century

Answer 2

“Innate” means unatural which basically means abnormality. If something is unnatural, it is not normal and does not blend in with others. (I hope this helps, the questions was a little confusing)