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View definitions for incarnation

incarnation

noun as in personification

noun as in matter

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Weak match

  • flesh-and-blood
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It happened in his first incarnation and it happened again, with bells on, over the last year.

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If earlier incarnations of Hedda didn’t dare defy social rules when she was white and straight, being Black and queer adds so much additional peril that the script barely needs to say out loud.

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Anyone opening this set will want to start with the “Electric Nebraska” disc, which features a stripped-down incarnation of the E Street Band running through some of the album’s material in 1982.

This history bodes ill for the meme ETF in its new incarnation.

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Back in the 1990s, only two or three people a week visited what was then a little-known place of worship to Lord Balaji, a local incarnation of the Hindu god Lord Vishnu.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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