1. the state of existing as a natural part or element of something; inherence
Usage: formal; philosophical

Examples

• The philosopher argued for the inhesion of consciousness within matter.
• The concept explores the inhesion of divine qualities in creation.
• Medieval scholars debated the inhesion of accidents in substances.
• The theory suggests the inhesion of meaning within language itself.
• His work examined the inhesion of moral properties in actions.