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inherent /in·her·ent/ (in-her´ent) implanted by nature; intrinsic; innate.
in·her·ent (n-hîrnt, -hr-)
adj.
Occurring as a natural part or consequence.
inherent
[inhir′ənt]
Etymology: L, inhaerere, to cling to
inborn, innate; natural to an environment. Compare indigenous.
inherent
existing as an inseparable part, congenital, innate, inherited, inborn, inbuilt, intrinsic.


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In Presence: The Inherence of the Prototype With in Images and Other Objects, eds.
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Are / teeth and trees and lemons"--the very inherence of the word and the thing.
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