immanent
imanɑ̃
Definition Synonyms
Definition of immanent - Reverso French Dictionary
Adjective
1.
intérieurRare qui provient de la nature propre d'une chose, sans cause extérieureRare
- Une justice immanente naît de nos actes eux-mêmes.
2.
théologieRare qui demeure à l'intérieur de quelque choseRare
- Dieu est immanent au monde dans cette conception religieuse.
Origin of immanent
latin, immanens (qui demeure en)
Examples of immanent in a sentence
Cette tension est immanente à leur relation. La force immanente de la nature fascine les philosophes. Certains croient à une énergie immanente dans l'univers.
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