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Inhere

usgb/ɪnˈhɪr/Volume
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Used for qualities or features that can't be touched but are essential or central to the subject. SlideHonor inheres in being truthful.
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Not PhysicalPlay
'Inhere' is not used for physical objects, but for concepts or conditions that are intangible. SlideThe power of the position inheres in its influence.
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Implicitly PresentPlay
It implies that something is naturally present without being added separately. SlideJustice should inhere in legal systems.