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Where does “immanent” come from?

immanent (English) comes from Late Latin immanens, from Latin immanēre, from Latin manēre.

immanent (English): Naturally part of something; existing throughout...

Definitions

  1. Naturally part of something; existing throughout...

Ancestry of “immanent”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Late Latinimmanens—
2Latinimmanēre—
3Latinmanēre—

Words derived from “immanent”

  • immanently
  • immanentist
  • immanentism
  • immanency
  • immanentize
  • immanentistic
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