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immanence
Immanence (noun) means the state of being immanent, also called inherency.
noun
1
The state of being immanent, also called inherency.
2
The condition of existing entirely within something, without going beyond it.
3
(religion) The belief that God is present everywhere, within the world itself rather than beyond it.
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Etymology
Taken from French immanence.
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What is the meaning of immanence?
"immanence" (noun) means the state of being immanent, also called inherency.
What is another word for immanence?
Other words for "immanence" include immanency.
What is the opposite of immanence?
The opposite of "immanence" is transcendence.
What are the different meanings of immanence?
"immanence" has 3 main meanings: 1. The state of being immanent, also called inherency; 2. The condition of existing entirely within something, without going beyond it; 3. (religion) The belief that God is present everywhere, within the world itself rather than beyond it.
