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View definitions for incarnation

incarnation

noun as in personification

noun as in matter

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One of the major criticisms of recent United incarnations, going back long before Ten Hag's time, is a lack of work-rate, particularly when it comes to tracking back.

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Against the Dolphins, Stafford will be protected by yet another incarnation of the offensive line.

Both Scout and Hatch helped in bringing “Great Gold Bird” to Los Angeles, as Green is based in Austin, Texas, where she has been running various incarnations of “Great Gold Bird” for about a decade.

For now, it seems extremely unlikely that the MCU’s incarnation of Death will have any ties to Thanos considering his saga has already come and gone.

And just like that, the incarnation of the band that Alex calls “the real Van Halen” dissolved at the peak of its popularity.

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

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