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natural ability

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Noun1.natural ability - ability that is inherited
aptitude - inherent ability
endowment, natural endowment, talent, gift - natural abilities or qualities


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Chiropractics are an alternative medical treatment that influences the body''s natural ability to heal itself without using drugs or surgery Chiropractors treat musculoskeletal and nervous system disorders which are normally the result of an accident such as a slip and fall or a car accident Chiropractics are an alternative medical treatment that influences the body''s natural ability to heal itself without using drugs or surgery.
He had an amazing singing talent but is it only because of natural ability or is it because he was practicing his voice from such a young age?
The Manchester United manager believes the two stars' work ethic allied to their natural ability sets them apart from the rest - including Liverpool's Premier League Player of the Season Steven Gerrard.
 
 
 
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