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immanent [ˈɪmənənt] ADJ form

1. immanent quality, habit:

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2. immanent God:

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Transcendent manhood is the immanent cause of creation; transcendent womanhood is the efficient cause. en.wikipedia.org

In other words, it means punishment for misdeeds (immanent justice). en.wikipedia.org

One study has even demonstrated more evidence of immanent justice responding among adults than among elementary school children. en.wikipedia.org

As a form of reflectiveness in-between two poles of experience (finite and the infinite or immanent and transcendent). en.wikipedia.org

This view experiences its world entirely as immanent. en.wikipedia.org

There are other aspects that can differ among font styles, but more often these are considered immanent features of the typeface. en.wikipedia.org

But still the immanent laws of the individual work had to be enunciated first. en.wikipedia.org

He is objectively immortal, as well as being immanent in the world. en.wikipedia.org

The deity, spirit or power uses such a person to communicate to the immanent world. en.wikipedia.org

The immanent frame can be open, allowing for the possibility of the transcendent, or closed. en.wikipedia.org

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