Congenital

What do we mean by congenital?

Of or relating to a condition that is present at birth, as a result of either heredity or environmental influences. adjective

Being or having an essential characteristic as if by nature; inherent or inveterate. adjective

Produced or existing at birth; innate; native: as, congenital disease; congenital deformity.

Existing at, or dating from, birth; pertaining to one from birth; born with one; connate; constitutional; natural. See connate and native. adjective

Present since birth. adjective

Present at birth but not necessarily hereditary; acquired during fetal development adjective

(of a trait or a disease) Present since birth.

The portion "con" comes from the word "con", as in to con someone into giving you a piece of ass. Genital, comes from the word "Genutwurst" which is german for Vagina. Hence, congenital means to trick a pussy into accepting your mammoth cock. Urban Dictionary

A hoe since birth Urban Dictionary

A condition when someone is born without the ability to acquire drip. Urban Dictionary

Congenital brother is a family member who aquired your DNA after kissing (or making out in any of its forms) an individual who has acquired you "amino acids" via oral sex. Urban Dictionary

CGS occurs when fauxhemian parents give their child some kind of peculiar and difficult-to-escape legacy derived from their particular brand of fauxhemianism. The most common legacy is a "unique" (bizarre) name, or respelling of a common name, that they are convinced will identify the child as "creative" (pretentious) or "special" (too stupid to spell her own name). Examples of the first include "Dakota Cheyenne", "Iriniel Moonchilde", or anything Elvish or Klingon; examples of the second include "Cymberliy", "Djennifr", and "Padraigh" (unless one or both parents actually are native Irish and/or speak Gaelic). Other legacies include odd religious traditions (say, Raelianism, or, Invisible Pink Unicorn help us all, Scientology); teaching the child an invented language such as Quenya, Klingon, or Lojban as hir native tongue; and attempting to raise a non-intersex child as an androgyne. Urban Dictionary

Congenital douchebaggery syndrome (CDS) is a devastating affliction affecting persons in positions of perceived, rather than genuine, importance. Most sufferers of CDS are unaware of their affliction, and can do little to mitigate the symptoms. Symptoms include, but are not limited to: * A pervasive need to appear valuable to every situation * Desire to assert superiority over all others at any junction * Ability to create "facts" out of thin air and whole hardheartedly believe them * Insistence on including oneself in discussions despite having nothing of value to add * Determination to "help" everyone, especially those who don't need any help the afflicted could conceivably provide CDS awareness is spreading. General understanding of CDS as an affliction can help in the survival rate of CDS, as associates of CDS sufferers may look upon the afflicted with pity and be less likely to murder them in the break room. Urban Dictionary

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Innately Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to congenital:
congenital, congenial, congenita, cogenial, congenite.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word congenital:
erythroderma, amaurosis, hyperplasia, ichthyosis, malformation, nevi, hemangioma, rubella, nevus, atresia, adrenal, hypothyroidism, neutropenia, agenesis, myopathy, dystrophy, hypoplasia, hydrocephalus, cytomegalovirus, septal, palsy, porphyria, lymphedema, abnormality, deformity, syphilis, hernia, anomalies, cataracts, defect, tetralogy, deafness, defects, abnormalities, stenosis, dysplasia, scoliosis, autosomal, cleft, dislocation, anomaly, aortic, cerebral, spina, retardation, glaucoma, recessive, blindness, idiopathic, cystic, anemia, deficiency, atrial, cerebellar, wheelchair, muscular, palate, syndrome, overlap, cutaneous, ventricular, fibrosis, atrophy, fetal, ventricle, amputation, cataract, corneal, disorder, prenatal, neonatal, impairment, pulmonary, abnormal, newborn, venous, limb, pediatric, cardiac, fetus, urinary, skeletal, thyroid, infants, heart, sustained, vascular, obstruction, distal, mutation, defective, hereditary, infancy, disease, trauma, diseases, illness, lesions, optic, spinal.

Words that rhyme with congenital:
genital, phenetol, bennett hill, senate till, vienna till.

Adjectives that are often used to describe congenital:
primary, rare, common, multiple, acute, late, chronic, early, most, heart, unilateral, severe, likely, benign, secondary, neoplastic, differential, bilateral, certain, pediatric, adrenal, major, ureteral, non, unique, genetic, true, unusual, clinical, complex, untreated, complete, symptomatic, double, multiplex, vesicoureteral, accidental, familial, idiopathic, called, peripheral, isolated, even, renal, miscellaneous, moderate, dominant, bot, orthopaedic, abnormal, pulmonary, linked, unspecified, developmental.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective congenital:
disease, anomalies, malformations, defects, syphilis, abnormalities, absence, hyperplasia, defect, malformation, dislocation, stenosis, infection, syndrome, deficiency, anomaly, disorders, lesions, hernia, deformities, abnormality, hypothyroidism, rubella, glaucoma, atresia, diseases, toxoplasmosis, deafness, cataract, block, form, condition, origin, cataracts, deformity, dystrophy, blindness, infections, disorder, cysts, obstruction, anemia, hydrocephalus, nystagmus, fibrosis, nevi, scoliosis, lesion, syndromes, weakness, hypoplasia, deficiencies, dysplasia, type, fistula, ptosis, myopathies, loss, porphyria, torticollis, cyst, hypertrophy, megacolon, myopathy, tumors, causes, variations, pseudarthrosis, emphysema, dilatation, dislocations, nevus, aneurysm, palsy, aplasia, jaundice, stricture, amaurosis, paralysis, heart, aneurysms, esotropia, tuberculosis, transmission, goiter, hydronephrosis, clubfoot, insensitivity, narrowing, fistulas, tumor, predisposition, neutropenia, fusion, valve.

Words that sound like congenital:
congenital, congenitally, congenator, congenial, canonical, ungentle, uncongenial, simental, simmental, centennial.