inhere+in
21inhere — v 1. belong intrinsically, be inherent, be immanent, be part of; belong, stay, reside; fill, inhabit, occupy; abide, live, dwell. 2. form, constitute, make, make up, compose, Inf. comprise; pertain, relate, connect, correspond …
22inhere — in·here …
23inhere — in•here [[t]ɪnˈhɪər[/t]] v. i. hered, her•ing to be inherent • Etymology: 1580–90; < L inhaerēre to remain attached = in II+haerēre to stick …
24inhere — /ɪnˈhɪə/ (say in hear) verb (i) (inhered, inhering) (sometimes followed by in) to exist permanently and inseparably, as a quality, attribute, or element; belong intrinsically; be inherent: *Great virtue inhered in one s readiness to get up before …
25inhere — v.i. belong intimately and by nature; be a part of. ♦ inhesion, ♦ inherence, n. ♦ inherent, a. innate; fixed; settled; constituting an inseparable part or attribute …
26inhere — /inhir/ To exist in and inseparable from something else; to stick fast. To be inherent …
27inhere — /inhir/ To exist in and inseparable from something else; to stick fast. To be inherent …
28inhere — v.intr. (often foll. by in) 1 exist essentially or permanently in (goodness inheres in that child). 2 (of rights etc.) be vested in (a person etc.). Etymology: L inhaerere inhaes (as IN (2), haerere to stick) …
29inhere in something — inˈhere in sth derived (formal) to be a natural part of sth • the meaning which inheres in words Main entry: ↑inherederived …
30co-inhere — …
