Nope. Inherently is an adjective being applied to people already in existence, so it can't change them and still be inherent. You could say Boruto inherently does that, but it wouldn't be true to what you've wrote. In most definitions, the permanent part goes hand in hand(through the use of "and" instead of "or") with a trait that implicates it being there from the start or the permanent simply doesn't appear.
Inherent is the adjective inherently is an adverb, at least try to be correct all around if your gonna nit pick random dumb shit. Borutos personality, character, and many other traits have made people salty since his, and all those traits, came into existence and has remained there permanently. I said boruto(something already in existence) inherently(because people have made the same salty complaints since his inception and the saltiness has permanently been there) made people salty
Yeah, yeaa, adverb. It certainly doesn't mean permanently alone though. It has other qualifiers that make it unfit for your usage.
Lol it only has to fit one to make sense tho..Nah, it fits one out of dozens.
Blacklist away, the statement still stands. Especially in the context of the thread. I am quite impressedNo. That one error will make me blacklist that dictionary.
How could I miss this grammar debate
