Pronounced: sis-uh-ROE-nee (alt: chich-uh-ROE-nee), noun
Notes: I don’t think I’ve run across this word anywhere
Yesterday’s word
The word inhere means “to belong to something by its very nature; to be an inseparable part of something”
First usage
This word came into English in the mid-1500s
Background / Comments
I didn’t know that this verb existed, but I (and, I suspect many people) are aware of the adjective form: inherent. Our word comes from the Latin word inhaerere (to be attached), which comes from in- (in) and haerere (to stick).
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