indwelling

/ɪnˈdwɛlɪŋ/
noun
  1. The state or act of residing within; an inner presence.
    • The indwelling of kindness in her character was obvious to everyone.
    • The indwelling of the old traditions kept the culture alive.
    • He wrote about the indwelling of the divine in all living things.
adjective
  1. Existing or residing within someone or something as a permanent or characteristic quality.
    • She felt an indwelling peace that no outside trouble could disturb.
    • The indwelling wisdom of the elders guided the community.
    • The indwelling spirit of the team kept them motivated through tough times.
  2. Located or implanted inside the body, especially for medical purposes.
    • Doctors monitored the indwelling sensor for signs of infection.
    • An indwelling pacemaker helps regulate his heartbeat.
    • The patient had an indwelling catheter for several days.
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