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immanent

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Synonyms: imminent, immanant, immanence, immane, iminent, remanent, imponent, manent, immanency, immoment, immanely

Antonyms: imminent, immanant, immanence, immane, iminent, remanent, imponent, manent, immanency, immoment, immanely

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Adjective

  1. [[naturally|Naturally]] part of something; existing [[throughout]] and [[within]] something; [[intrinsic]].
  2. {{lb|en|philosophy}} Of something which has always already been.
  3. [[restricted|Restricted]] entirely to the [[mind]] or a given domain; [[internal]]; [[subjective]].
  4. {{lb|en|philosophy|metaphysics|theology|of a deity}} Existing [[within]] and [[throughout]] the mind and the world; dwelling within and throughout all things, all time, etc. ''Compare'' {{m|en|transcendent}}.
  5. {{lb|en|philosophy|of a mental act}} Taking place entirely within the mind of the subject and having no effect outside it. ''Compare'' {{m|en|emanant}}, {{m|en|transeunt}}.
  6. Within the [[limit]]s of [[experience]] or [[knowledge]].

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