Immanent (adjective)

1. Inherent in the nature of something.
2. Present or existing within something or someone rather than outside.

Origin:

From the latin word 'immanēre' meaning 'to remain in, dwell in', which was derived from 'in-' meaning 'in' and 'manēre' meaning 'to remain'. the word has been in use in english language since 16th century.

Examples:

1. The immanent quality of the music was what made it so appealing to the listeners.
2. The immanent beauty of the landscape was breathtaking.
3. The immanent design of the system was praised by the experts.
4. The immanent goodness in human nature was often overshadowed by greed and hatred.
5. The immanent power of the ocean was evident in the crashing waves.