transanimated (Meaning)

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transanimated (imp. & p. p.)

of Transanimate

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The scientist claimed that the deceased patient could be transanimated through a revolutionary procedure.
The old mansion was transanimated by the restless spirits that haunted its halls.
The voodoo priestess transanimated the doll with a secret potion, giving it life and consciousness.
In the sci-fi thriller, the androids were transanimated with advanced AI systems, blurring the line between human and machine.
The transanimation spell required ancient runes and a human sacrifice to grant eternal life.
The body lay motionless until the necromancer transanimated it, rising from the grave as a walking corpse.
The transanimated creature possessed superhuman abilities and an insatiable hunger.
The transanimated pet was a source of comfort to its grieving owner, despite its eerie appearance.
The transanimation experiment went awry, creating a grotesque monster that terrorized the laboratory.
The transanimated soldiers were invincible, leading to a dystopian society where war was perpetual.

of Transanimate

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The scientist claimed that the deceased patient could be transanimated through a revolutionary procedure.

The old mansion was transanimated by the restless spirits that haunted its halls.

The voodoo priestess transanimated the doll with a secret potion, giving it life and consciousness.

In the sci-fi thriller, the androids were transanimated with advanced AI systems, blurring the line between human and machine.