| IMMANE | • immane adj. (Archaic) Very large; huge; vast. • immane adj. (Archaic) Monstrous in character; inhuman; atrocious; fierce. • IMMANE adj. (archaic) huge; monstrous in size or character. | 
| IMMANELY | • immanely adv. (Obsolete) vastly; prodigiously. • IMMANE adv. (archaic) huge; monstrous in size or character. | 
| IMMANENT | • immanent adj. Naturally part of something; existing throughout and within something; intrinsic. • immanent adj. (Philosophy) Of something which has always already been. • immanent adj. Restricted entirely to the mind or a given domain; internal; subjective. | 
| IMMANENCE | • immanence n. The state of being immanent; inherency. • immanence n. The state of dwelling within and not extending beyond a given domain. • immanence n. (Philosophy, metaphysics, theology) The concept of the presence of deity in and throughout the real… | 
| IMMANENCY | • immanency n. Alternative form of immanence. • IMMANENCY n. the state of being immanent, also IMMANENCE. | 
| IMMANENCES | • immanences n. Plural of immanence. • IMMANENCE n. the state of being immanent, also IMMANENCY. | 
| IMMANENTAL | • IMMANENTAL adj. relating to the immanent. | 
| IMMANENTLY | • immanently adv. In an immanent manner. • IMMANENT adv. dwelling within. | 
| IMMANENCIES | • immanencies n. Plural of immanency. • IMMANENCY n. the state of being immanent, also IMMANENCE. | 
| IMMANENTISM | • immanentism n. (Philosophy, theology) A doctrine based on immanence, especially the immanence of God. • IMMANENTISM n. belief in an immanent or permanent god. | 
| IMMANENTIST | • immanentist n. A proponent of immanentism. • IMMANENTIST n. one who believes in an immanent or permanent god. | 
| IMMANENTISMS | • immanentisms n. Plural of immanentism. • IMMANENTISM n. belief in an immanent or permanent god. | 
| IMMANENTISTS | • immanentists n. Plural of immanentist. • IMMANENTIST n. one who believes in an immanent or permanent god. | 
| IMMANENTISTIC | • immanentistic adj. Of or relating to immanentism. • IMMANENTISTIC adj. relating to immanentism. |