ADJECTIVE
immanent/ɪmaˈnɛnt/immanent; intrinsic; inherent
immanent is a German adjective that means immanent, intrinsic, or inherent. It is pronounced /ɪmaˈnɛnt/.
Definitions
1.existing or remaining within; inherent in something and not coming from outside(philosophy; general)
a.being part of the nature of something; internal
Die Bedeutung des Textes ist nicht von außen herangetragen, sondern immanent.—The meaning of the text is not imposed from without, but is immanent.
b.(philosophy, theology) existing within the world or within the mind, not transcendent
In der philosophischen Diskussion wird zwischen immanenten und transzendenten Prinzipien unterschieden.—In philosophical discourse, a distinction is made between immanent and transcendent principles.
Adjective Forms
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Frequently asked questions
- What does "immanent" mean in English?
- "immanent" means immanent, intrinsic, or inherent. It is a German adjective.
- How do you pronounce "immanent"?
- "immanent" is pronounced /ɪmaˈnɛnt/ in the International Phonetic Alphabet.
- What part of speech is "immanent"?
- "immanent" is a adjective in German.
