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Meaning of transanimate
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transanimate (v. t.)
To animate with a soul conveyed from another body.
transanimate Sentence Examples
- The shaman claimed to possess the power to transanimate the spirits of the deceased.
- In the ancient legend, the hero's body was transanimated by the spirit of an immortal being.
- The scientist theorized that transanimation could be achieved through a combination of genetic engineering and neural manipulation.
- The transanimated creature exhibited remarkable intelligence and physical abilities that surpassed those of normal animals.
- The ethical implications of transanimation sparked intense debate among philosophers and bioethicists.
- Some believed that transanimation could lead to a paradigm shift in our understanding of life and death.
- Others feared that it might blur the boundaries between humans and animals, causing ethical dilemmas.
- The transanimated entity communicated using a digital interface, bridging the gap between the digital and physical realms.
- The transanimation process involved a complex exchange of genetic material and neural pathways.
- The successful transanimation of a human being remained an elusive goal, tantalizing scientists and futurists alike.
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To animate with a soul conveyed from another body.
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The shaman claimed to possess the power to transanimate the spirits of the deceased.
In the ancient legend, the hero's body was transanimated by the spirit of an immortal being.
The scientist theorized that transanimation could be achieved through a combination of genetic engineering and neural manipulation.
The transanimated creature exhibited remarkable intelligence and physical abilities that surpassed those of normal animals.
