Belonging to as a possession, attribute, or quality; (one or its) own; owned as property; that is a property or quality of the person or thing…

That dwells within, inhabits, occupies, or possesses. Usually figurative.

Of a quality, power, etc.: abiding, present, inherent, established.

That inheres or resides in (a body, etc.).

Inherent, ingrained in one's nature. Obsolete.

Chiefly Philosophy and Theology. Existing or operating within; inherent; spec. (of God) permanently pervading and sustaining the universe. Frequently…

= intrinsic, adj. 3.

Of or pertaining to a whole. Said of a part or parts: Belonging to or making up an integral whole; constituent, component; spec. necessary to the…

Existing or having its being in something else; inherent.

Designating the inner nature of a thing; belonging or relating to a thing or subject in itself; intrinsic, essential. Frequently Philosophy, as int…

Metaphysics. Relating to the subject (subject, n. 5) as that in which properties or attributes inhere; inherent; relating to the essence or…

Residing or subsisting in; inherent.

Pertaining to the thing in itself; intrinsic.

Existing in something as a permanent attribute or quality; forming an element, esp. a characteristic or essential element of something; belonging to…

Confused with immanent, adj. Obsolete.

That inheres; inherent (literal and figurative).

Of or belonging to the inner nature of something; intrinsic, essential; = internal, adj. 3b. Obsolete.

Perhaps: inherent.

Inmost, most inward, deep-seated; hence, Pertaining to or connected with the inmost nature or fundamental character of a thing; essential; intrinsic…

Having the quality of inhering; inherent.

Belonging to the thing in itself, or by its very nature; inherent, essential, proper; ‘of its own’.

Implanted.

Relating to the inner part or inmost nature of something. Obsolete.

Virtually or potentially contained in.

inexistent, inherent.

More generally: not deriving from or depending on any other thing of the kind; inherent; independent. Obsolete.

(the past participle is indwelt).