1. plural of immanency; the quality or state of being immanent; inherent presence or existence within something.
Usage: formal; philosophical
2. in theology and philosophy, instances or manifestations of divine or spiritual presence within the natural world or human consciousness.
Usage: theological; philosophical

Examples

• The philosopher argued for the immanencies of reason within human nature.
• Medieval theologians debated the immanencies of God in creation.
• The poet explored the immanencies of beauty in everyday objects.
• Spinoza's system emphasized the immanencies of divine substance in all things.
• The immanencies of consciousness remain central to phenomenological study.