Definition of: immanent

(im′ə·nənt) adjective
1. Remaining within; indwelling; inherent: opposed to transeunt, transcendent.
2. Pertaining to the philosophical or the theological doctrine of immanence. See synonyms under INHERENT. [<L immanens, -entis, ppr. of immanere remain in <in- in + manere stay]
—im′ma·nent·ly adverb

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singularity immanent
immanent laws

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