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31immanent — im·ma·nẹnt Adj; nicht adv, geschr; (etwas (Dat)) immanent in einer Sache (als ein wichtiger Bestandteil) enthalten ≈ innewohnend || hierzu Im·ma·nẹnz die; ; nur Sg …
32immanent — [ ɪmənənt] adjective existing or operating within. ↘(of God) permanently pervading the universe. Often contrasted with transcendent. Derivatives immanence noun immanency noun immanentism noun immanentist noun …
33immanent — adj (immanent, a) inre, inneboende …
34immanent — sif. <latıncadan> kit. Bir şeyin və ya hadisənin daxilən öz təbiətinə xas olan, ondan doğan; daxili. Kapitalist istehsalının immanent qanunları …
35immanent cause — noun Spinozism : a cause originating and evolving within an entity God is the immanent cause of all things rather than the transient cause transl contrasted with transient cause …
36IMMANENT — ENTE. adj. T. de Philosophie scolastique. Qui est continu, constant. Les actions immanentes sont opposées aux actions transitoires …
37IMMANENT, ENTE — adj. T. de Philosophie Qui existe, agit à l’intérieur des êtres d’une manière continue, constante, par opposition à Ce qui agit sur eux extérieurement, d’une manière transitoire. Les causes immanentes. Les forces immanentes. La justice immanente …
38immanent — adjective /ˈɪmənənt/ a) Naturally part of something; existing throughout and within something; inherent; integral; intrinsic; indwelling. b) Restricted entirely to the mind or a given domain; internal; …
39immanent critique — noun The criticism of a philosophy using its own standpoint …
40immanent — Operating from inside a thing or person: not external or transcendent …