On ‘Eminent’ and ‘Imminent’ (and ‘Immanent’) – Merriam-Webster

 Imminent, eminent and immanent are often confused due to their similarity in pronunciation. Someone or something that is eminent stands out in a noticeable way while imminent is used to describe something that will happen very soon. Lastly, immanent describes a characteristic that is considered within the limits of possible experience or knowledge.

https://www.merriam-webster.com/grammar/eminent-imminent-immanent-difference-usage

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