 Roughly, an intrinsic property is a property that an object possesses in isolation, while an extrinsic property is a property that an object possesses only in relation to other objects. Again there are different ways of cashing out this distinction. But again the important point is that on any plausible account of the distinction, the properties invoked by Fine will not count as intrinsic properties. Thus, condition (2) will not be  satisfied.[4] 