Meaning 1: Inherent, intrinsic, or essential to something:
* The artist believed that beauty was immanent in nature, waiting to be discovered.
* The judge found the defendant's guilt immanent in the evidence presented.
Meaning 2: Existing or dwelling within:
* The ancient wisdom of the tribe was immanent in their traditions and rituals.
* The philosopher argued that a divine force is immanent in the universe.
Meaning 3: About to happen, imminent:
* While the storm was immanent, the sun was still shining brightly.
* The company's financial collapse was immanent after a series of poor decisions.
Note: The word "immanent" is often confused with "eminent." While "immanent" describes something inherent or present within, "eminent" means "distinguished" or "prominent."