Inherently is the adverb of inherent: a thing is inherently X when X is built into it, not added later. “The plan is inherently risky” means the risk sits inside the plan itself, even if you are careful. “Humans are inherently social” means being with others is in our nature, not only a habit. It is common in serious talk — science, law, opinion pieces — and a bit heavy for chatting about lunch. Students sometimes use it as a fancy “very.” That is not quite it. Very risky = a lot of risk. Inherently risky = the risk is in the nature of the thing, even on a good day.

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