Essentially belongs

Usage examples of inheres.

For there is indeed a life everlasting, a dimension of enduring human values that inheres in the very act of living itself, and in the simultaneous experience and expression of which men through all time have lived and died.

And the Greeks had plenty of room for people like me -- worshippers of beauty, who find it in the male, without in the least ignoring the part of it that inheres in the female.

I will not rise on tides of air pushed down by feathers, but I will flex my mind like a wing and soar on channels of power, transformative energy, thaumaturgic flow, the binding and exploding force that inheres, that Grimnebulin calls crisis.

All these passages assume that a right has been acquired and inheres in the land.