How Do You Spell INHERE?

Pronunciation: [ɪnhˈi͡ə] (IPA)

Inhere is a word that is often misspelled due to its phonetically confusing nature. The IPA phonetic transcription for inhere is /ɪnˈhɪər/, which breaks down the word into its component sounds. The "in" is pronounced as "ɪn," the "h" is pronounced as "h," and the "ere" is pronounced as "ˈhɪər." This can help English learners write and pronounce the word correctly. Inhere means to exist or be present in something as an inherent part, and it is important to spell it accurately to convey a clear message.

INHERE Meaning and Definition

1. The verb "inhere" refers to the act of existing inherently or being naturally and permanently a part of something. It denotes the idea of something being an inherent or intrinsic attribute or quality of an object or entity. This term is often used in philosophy and metaphysics to describe the way certain qualities or characteristics cannot be separated from an object without fundamentally altering its nature.

   When something inheres in another thing, it means that it exists and remains within it at all times, and cannot exist independently or separately. This concept is frequently employed when discussing abstract concepts such as qualities, properties, or characteristics that are seen as essential and inseparable from a particular substance or entity.

   For example, in the philosophy of Aristotle, he argued that certain qualities, such as shape or size, are inherent to physical objects and cannot be separated from them. Thus, the shape of a triangle inheres in the concept of a triangle, and it cannot be seen as a distinct entity without altering the very definition of a triangle.

   Overall, "inhere" describes the state of a quality, characteristic, or attribute being an integral and inseparable part of a particular object or entity, emphasizing its inherent nature and perpetual presence.

2. To exist or be fixed in something else; to belong, as attributes or qualities.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Top Common Misspellings for INHERE *

• inher 100%

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Other Common Misspellings for INHERE

• undere
• interer
• inheri
• anwere
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• ingore
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• awhere
• inheriet
• iwhere
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• unherd
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• intere
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• inheard
• infere
• inferer
• ihere
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• onwhere
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• inshare
• inhers
• inheer
• mnhere
• inhare
• inhear
• inserr
• inweve
• ichee
• Incerve
• indeare
• inferie
• inhears
• Inhearce
• Inhurse
• inhve
• inhelde
• insese
• inphere
• inseue
• innese
• ingele
• snheye
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• INCeCE
• ineece
• INJERRE
• UnHeve
• Inviere
• inhiers
• Inferee
• Incerch
• Inceae
• Inheirs
• Ithera
• Inkharne
• Incerne
• inthery
• Finiere
• enheir
• Inpexe
• inuese
• Inchemel

Etymology of INHERE

The word inhere originated from the Latin word inhaerere, which is a combination of the prefix in- meaning in or into, and the verb haerere meaning to stick or to adhere. Therefore, inhere ultimately means to stick in or to be inherent.

Similar spelling words for INHERE

• inherit,
• inner,
• INR,
• anywhere,
• inure.

Conjugate verb Inhere

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have inhered

you would have inhered

he/she/it would have inhered

we would have inhered

they would have inhered

I would have inhere

you would have inhere

he/she/it would have inhere

we would have inhere

they would have inhere

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been inhering

you would have been inhering

he/she/it would have been inhering

we would have been inhering

they would have been inhering

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would inhere

you would inhere

he/she/it would inhere

we would inhere

they would inhere

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be inhering

you would be inhering

he/she/it would be inhering

we would be inhering

they would be inhering

FUTURE

I will inhere

you will inhere

he/she/it will inhere

we will inhere

they will inhere

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be inhering

you will be inhering

he/she/it will be inhering

we will be inhering

they will be inhering

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have inhered

you will have inhered

he/she/it will have inhered

we will have inhered

they will have inhered

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been inhering

you will have been inhering

he/she/it will have been inhering

we will have been inhering

they will have been inhering

IMPERATIVE

you inhere

we let´s inhere

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to inhere

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was inhering

you were inhering

he/she/it was inhering

we were inhering

they were inhering

PAST PARTICIPLE

inhered

PAST PERFECT

I had inhered

you had inhered

he/she/it had inhered

we had inhered

they had inhered

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been inhering

you had been inhering

he/she/it had been inhering

we had been inhering

they had been inhering

PRESENT

I inhere

you inhere

he/she/it inheres

we inhere

they inhere

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am inhering

you are inhering

he/she/it is inhering

we are inhering

they are inhering

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

inhering

PRESENT PERFECT

I have inhered

you have inhered

he/she/it has inhered

we have inhered

they have inhered

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been inhering

you have been inhering

he/she/it has been inhering

we have been inhering

they have been inhering

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it inhere

SIMPLE PAST

I inhered

you inhered

he/she/it inhered

we inhered

they inhered