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baked in
adjective
(alsobaked-in)uk /ˌbeɪkt ˈɪn/ us /ˌbeɪkt ˈɪn/
existing as part of a thing or situation, so it cannot be removed or avoided :
Chronic food shortages seem baked in to our future.
I wanted to take advantage of the new operating system's baked-in security features.
With this kind of investment, a certain amount of risk comes baked in.
Using a template you get all the advantages of baked-in functionality that has already been developed, so you do not have to waste time creating the app's basic infrastructure.
They promised to build more city-centre housing with baked-in walkability.
There's going to be a recession — that's baked in — but we may be able to influence how bad it gets.
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