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from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun Same as immanence.

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  • noun the state of being immanent; inherence or subjectivity

from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.

  • noun the state of being within or not going beyond a given domain

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Examples

  • Having had the opportunity to meet and discuss the issues of tax shifting with with Mark Jaccard one of the architects behindClimate Change and economic policy shifting in BCI would say that yes,I thinkhe and others working on the issueunderstand the immanency and urgency of taking action.

    Can we change in time? « Stephen Rees’s blog 2008

  • Having had the opportunity to meet and discuss the issues of tax shifting with with Mark Jaccard one of the architects behindClimate Change and economic policy shifting in BCI would say that yes,I thinkhe and others working on the issueunderstand the immanency and urgency of taking action.

    September « 2008 « Stephen Rees’s blog 2008

  • Having had the opportunity to meet and discuss the issues of tax shifting with with Mark Jaccard one of the architects behindClimate Change and economic policy shifting in BCI would say that yes,I thinkhe and others working on the issueunderstand the immanency and urgency of taking action.

    30 « September « 2008 « Stephen Rees's blog 2008

  • And so, but this administration put an edge on all of it to create this sense of urgency and immanency and immediate threat.

    CNN Transcript Feb 5, 2004 2004

  • Perusing the vast information at hand, he felt at times as if worlds of revelation lay hidden just behind the next statement, the most recent diagram-only to have the immanency of disclosure break up and scatter like a flock of edgy, whorled souluvu.

    Sliding Scales Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 2004

  • It challenges our faith in the immanency and in the ceaseless activity of God in his world; it brings the creative energy down from its celestial abode and clothes it with the flesh and blood of animal life.

    Time and Change John Burroughs 1879

  • -- Almost 70% of downgrades affected classes already rated below 'B', generally reflecting an increase in the immanency of bond default rather than an increase in lifetime mortgage pool loss;

    Business Wire Travel News 2010

  • The doctrine of immanency teaches that the Rapture could have taken place at any time from Paul's day until the starting point of the Tribulation Period.

    The Omega Letter 2009

  • The GARBC clarified their conviction on the immanency of Christ's return back in 1953.

    The World From Our Window 2009

  • The doctrine of immanency teaches that the Rapture could have taken place at any time from Paul's day until the starting point of the Tribulation Period.

    The Omega Letter 2009

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