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Meaning of incarnification
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incarnification (n.)
The act of assuming, or state of being clothed with, flesh; incarnation.
incarnification Sentence Examples
- The majestic tiger was the very incarnation of power and grace.
- The saintly monk was revered as the incarnation of compassion and wisdom.
- The cruel tyrant was a living incarnation of evil, terrorizing his people.
- The newborn baby was an innocent incarnation of hope and possibility.
- The painting captured the ethereal incarnation of beauty and tranquility.
- The child's infectious laughter was the purest incarnation of joy.
- The act of kindness was a tangible incarnation of love and empathy.
- The shrewd businessman was the very incarnation of cunning and ambition.
- The humble farmer represented the quiet incarnation of hard work and perseverance.
- The historian's meticulous research revealed the human incarnation of both brilliance and folly.
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The act of assuming, or state of being clothed with, flesh; incarnation.
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The majestic tiger was the very incarnation of power and grace.
The saintly monk was revered as the incarnation of compassion and wisdom.
The cruel tyrant was a living incarnation of evil, terrorizing his people.
The newborn baby was an innocent incarnation of hope and possibility.
