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He and the Count were of a class that had become inbred.

They seem to work hard to keep an inbred arrogance in check.

Long gone are the days when Europe's inbred royalty kept to itself.

Sometimes I think we're getting a little too inbred.

This made her less inbred than most Thoroughbreds of the period.

This study further suggests that the Australian population is quite inbred.

The standard inbred strains ranged in age from 51 to 365 days.

Oh, well, the High Families were such an inbred group.

The researchers find the same process in inbred yeast strains.

But the son possessed an inbred strength of will and prevailed.

An individual who results from inbreeding is referred to as inbred.

Some biologists even believe that they are too inbred to flourish as a species.

Deep down inside, past that old inbred cautiousness, you believe in possibility.

But as I grew it dawned on me that all of us were becoming too inbred.

But the genetic pool has become inbred, and the rate of population increase is declining.

They were an inbred group, a static, balanced society in harmony with their environment.

But the inbred sense of honor in her is not utterly silenced yet.

Not everyone is an inbred idiot, especially not in the Army.

This family, the most conservative and inbred, still kept many of its customs from distant Earth.

His residence meetings bring together an inbred group of trusted advisers.

The actress was never to lose that inbred sense of ingenuousness.

God only knows what ridiculous and inbred sense of modesty prevailed.

Even all their golden retrievers were inbred cousins to each other.

Boston is a complex city with a fascinating set of inbred politics and social convention.

When a population is small or inbred, it tends to lose genetic diversity.