Definition of "inhering" [inhering]

• Present participle of inhere. (verb)

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• "Waco was another, something inhering in the tendentious dustscape."
• "Frankenstein does not depict these phantasies as belonging only to Victor, but instead as stemming from medieval literature (at once, antiquated and alchemical) and as inhering in a class of men — prometheans — the strength of whose egos and thus of whose ego's defenses leave it to literature to voice what must remain unconscious in them."
• "They conceive fancy as inhering in the factuality of life, display the "facts of life" as informed by fiction and phantasy, and deem"