The fact or condition of inhering; the state or quality of being inherent; permanent existence (as of an attribute) in a subject; indwelling.

The condition or quality of inhering or residing in something. Occasionally without construction. Obsolete.

= inherence, n.; in modern use chiefly as a quality; also quasi-concrete, as an inherency of evil (nearly = ‘inherent evil’).

The fact of being in; existence in something else; inherence, indwelling, immanence.

Esp. of God: the fact, condition, or quality of being immanent; = immanence, n.

The action or fact of inhering, esp. as a quality or attribute; inherence. subject of inhesion (see subject, n. 5).

The fact or condition of existing in something; inherence.

= inexistence, n.1; also (with plural), something inexistent or inherent (cf. existency, n. 3).

The state or quality of being intrinsic.

Esp. of God: the fact, condition, or quality of being immanent; presence or dwelling in or within a person or thing. Cf. indwelling, n.

= intrinsicalness, n.