born

born /ˈboɚn/ adjective
born
/ˈboɚn/
adjective
Britannica Dictionary definition of BORN
1 
not used before a noun : brought into life by the process of birth
— see also firstborn, newborn
2 
: having certain qualities or characteristics from the time of birth
◊ If you were born to do something or born to be something, you have natural qualities or talents that make you perfectly suited to do or be something.
3 
not used before a noun — used to describe the place where someone was born
— often used in combination
4 
not used before a noun — used to describe the social conditions or situations that exist when people are born
— see also highborn
5 
not used before a noun : brought into existence

born too late

◊ Someone who is said to be born too late seems to be better suited for life in an earlier time period.

born with a silver spoon in your mouth

◊ If you were born with a silver spoon in your mouth, you were born into a very wealthy family.

in all your born days

informal + somewhat old-fashioned
: in your entire life — used to express how unexpected or unusual something is

there's one born every minute

informal or there's a sucker born every minute
— used to say that there are many people in the world who are foolish and can be easily deceived

to the manner born

— see manner

to the manor born

— see manor

wasn't born yesterday

◊ Someone who wasn't born yesterday is unlikely to believe something that is not true or to trust someone who is not trustworthy.