Word of the Day: Immanent

Can you pronounce immanent?

Sunday, January 12, 2025

Today's Word Brought to You By adjective 1. Existing or operating within; inherent. 2. (Of God) permanently pervading and sustaining the universe. Today's Word Brought to You By Go Beyond the Surface of Today's Headlines In a world of soundbites and sensationalism, Nautilus provides a refreshing alternative with in-depth, thoughtful reporting on the stories that matter. Each issue uncovers the science and discoveries shaping our world, offering nuanced analysis that challenges the typical media narrative. Subscribe today and dive deeper into real stories that ignite your curiosity and broaden your perspective. Subscribe Now "Teri's research paper discussed whether altruism is an immanent trait or a learned one." "Most nurses I've met have immanent caretaking abilities." "The artist explained that this series of paintings explored the immanent qualities of beauty in all stages of life." Latin, mid-16th century This adjective comes directly from the late Latin "immanent," meaning "remaining within." "Immanent" is easily confused with "imminent" and "eminent" since they all sound similar, but each has a distinct usage. "Imminent" refers to something happening soon, while "eminent" describes something that stands out prominently. ... Continue Reading Do you remember these words? Thank you for supporting our advertisers.

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