encarnalize Sentence Examples
- The painter's somber depiction of the crucifixion encarnalized the suffering of Christ.
- The author's prose encarnalized the raw emotions of the characters, bringing them to life for the reader.
- The musician's soulful rendition of the ballad encarnalized the longing and heartache of the lyrics.
- The sculptor's lifelike statue encarnalized the beauty and grace of the human form.
- The dancer's movements encarnalized the joy and exuberance of the music.
- The actor's performance encarnalized the character's inner turmoil and complexities.
- The chef's exquisite dishes encarnalized the flavors and aromas of the finest ingredients.
- The perfumer's creations encarnalized the essence of flowers and spices, capturing their delicate scents.
- The gardener's carefully tended garden encarnalized the beauty and bounty of nature.
- The lover's passionate embrace encarnalized the depth of their affection for one another.
encarnalize Meaning
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encarnalize (v. t.)
To carnalize; to make gross.
Synonyms & Antonyms of encarnalize
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To carnalize; to make gross.
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The painter's somber depiction of the crucifixion encarnalized the suffering of Christ.
The author's prose encarnalized the raw emotions of the characters, bringing them to life for the reader.
The musician's soulful rendition of the ballad encarnalized the longing and heartache of the lyrics.
The sculptor's lifelike statue encarnalized the beauty and grace of the human form.
