Inhere

in-hei', v.i. to stub fast to remain firm in. [L. inhered—in, and hezreo, to stick.] mate mute mdOn then. 267 269 d Inherence Inherence, in-hfcr'em., Inherency, in-her'en-si, «. a 'ticking fast existence in something else a fixed state of being in another body or substance