1. existing in someone or something from birth; innate
Usage: formal
2. having the same nature or character; closely related
Usage: formal

Examples

• Her connatural ability to understand music made her a gifted composer.
• The artist’s connatural sense of color helped him create stunning paintings.
• Mathematics seemed connatural to him from an early age.
• The two theories are connatural in their approach to the problem.
• His connatural wisdom guided him through difficult decisions.
• The connatural bond between the twins was evident to everyone.