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immanent

/ˈɪm.ə.nənt/

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adjective

/ˈɪm.ə.nənt/C2formal
  • ruОписывает то, что существует или действует внутри разума, мира или конкретной сущности; присущий или внутренний, часто используется в философии и теологии.

Describes something that exists or operates within the mind, world, or a particular entity; inherent or intrinsic, often used in philosophy and theology.

  1. Mental act occurring within the mindC2formal

    Relating to a mental process or act that is performed entirely within the mind, without reference to external objects.

    ruИмманентный

    • The philosopher discussed the immanent nature of self-reflection.
    • In his theory, immanent reasoning does not depend on external stimuli.
    • Meditation focuses on immanent thoughts rather than sensory input.

    Synonymsinternalinwardmentalsubjective

    Antonymsexternalobjectivetranscendent

  2. Quality spread throughout somethingC2formal

    Describing a quality or attribute that pervades and exists throughout the whole of an object or concept.

    ruПрисущий

    • The immanent beauty of the landscape was felt by every visitor.
    • Justice is an immanent principle in a fair society.
    • His kindness was immanent in every action he took.

    Synonymsindwellingingrainedinherentintrinsicomnipresentpervasiveubiquitous

    Antonymstranscendent

Forms
  • more immanent comparative form
  • most immanent superlative form
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