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incarnate
adjective as in in bodily form
Strong matches
- embodied
- exteriorized
- externalized
- manifested
- materialized
- personified
- substantiated
- typified
Example Sentences
"Jesus brought them in and Jesus challenged Herod from the very start. Social justice and loving the poor and challenging corrupt rulers is baked into Jesus' teachings and mission and life from his birth as our incarnate God."
“I can see how because of Aberfan, he is the devil incarnate,” she says.
Sacramento State won its third Big Sky championship under Taylor, and made it to the quarterfinals of the FCS playoff for the first time, losing to Incarnate Word.
“We want the presence of national genius, the collaboration of the Muses, the cult of beauty, all the display pertaining to the strong symbolism incarnate in the past by the Olympic Games and which must continue to be represented in our modern times.”
But the religious core of some of the backlash was visible in the response the Daily Wire’s Andrew Klavan received after he spoke up against harassing Jewish accounts with “Christ Is King”: “When you use that phrase to mean God has abandoned his chosen people, the Jews, through whom he came into this world incarnate … you are quoting Scripture like Satan does in the Bible,” he said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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