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immanence

/ˈɪm.ə.nəns/

Traduction: État de ce qui existe, agit ou demeure à l'intérieur d'un domaine, d'une sphère ou d'une entité donnée, et non au-delà de ses limites.

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noun

/ˈɪm.ə.nəns/C2formal
  • frÉtat de ce qui existe, agit ou demeure à l'intérieur d'un domaine, d'une sphère ou d'une entité donnée, et non au-delà de ses limites.

A noun referring to the state of existing, operating, or remaining within a particular domain, realm, or entity, rather than transcending it.

indénombrable

  1. Inherent presenceC2formal

    The state of existing or operating within a particular domain or reality, rather than being external or transcendent.

    frImmanence

    • The philosopher argued for the immanence of the divine within the natural world.
    • The concept of immanence suggests that meaning is found within experience itself.
    • In his theory, the immanence of the law within society is a key principle.

    Synonymesindwellinginherenceinnateness

    Antonymesexternalitytranscendence

Formes
  • immanences plural form
  • immanences' possessive plural form
  • immanence's possessive singular form