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immanent /ˈɪmənənt/
▶adjective existing or operating within.
■ (of God) permanently pervading the universe.
Often contrasted with transcendent.– derivatives
immanence noun,
immanency noun,
immanentism noun,
immanentist noun.
immanence noun,
immanency noun,
immanentism noun,
immanentist noun.
– origin C16: from late L. immanent-, immanere ‘remain within’.
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