abide in, be comprised in, be found, be present, be there, dwell in, indwell, lie, permeate by nature, reside, stand
Definitionv. be inherent in something
Last update: July 10, 2015
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As Ueberweg points out, his theory is rather a result of the transference of the Aristotelian conception of substance to the Platonic Idea, and of an identification of the relation of accidents to the substance in which they inhere with that of the individuals to the Idea of which, in the Platonic doctrine, they are copies (Hist. [Please select]
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The objections that now confront us arise from the nature supposed to inhere in psychic facts specifically. [Please select]
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These philosophers are the curious reasoners concerning the material or immaterial substances, in which they suppose our perceptions to inhere. [Please select]
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The unknown something which is supposed to have qualities, or in which these are supposed to inhere, is an unnecessary fiction of the imagination. [Please select]
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In opposition to the mechanical theory of the atomists, which explains forces from matter and makes them inhere in it, Kant holds fast to the dynamical view which he had early adopted (cf.) [Please select]
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