0 to exist as a natural or basic part of something:
He believes that a power to alter things inheres in the human soul.
The sense of movement doesn't inhere in the sculpture itself.
He maintains that sex inheres in everything.
They felt the sadness that inheres in life when it is at its most intense.
Certain women's roles began to be seen as determined by their social and political associations rather than as inhering in the female body.
NOVÉ SLOVÁ
European
May 10, 2021
SLOVO DŇA
Shimmer
inhere in sth
