transanimating Sentence Examples
- The ancient ritual aimed to transanimate the spirits of the departed into living vessels.
- The scientist hoped to transanimate a plant into an animal, bridging the evolutionary gap.
- Legends spoke of a sorcerer who possessed the ability to transanimate inanimate objects into sentient creatures.
- The wounded soldier's body began to transanimate as the healing spell took effect, restoring his vitality.
- The vampire's blood had transanimating properties, turning its victims into undead horrors.
- The scientist's experiments in transanimating human tissue raised ethical concerns.
- The transanimating device malfunctioned, causing the patient's body to convulse uncontrollably.
- The artist's brush seemed to transanimate the canvas, bringing the characters to life before his eyes.
- The ancient artifact was said to hold the power to transanimate the dead, bringing them back as loyal servants.
- The transanimating spell invoked ancient powers, granting the user control over the life and death of others.
transanimating Meaning
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transanimating (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Transanimate
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The ancient ritual aimed to transanimate the spirits of the departed into living vessels.
The scientist hoped to transanimate a plant into an animal, bridging the evolutionary gap.
Legends spoke of a sorcerer who possessed the ability to transanimate inanimate objects into sentient creatures.
The wounded soldier's body began to transanimate as the healing spell took effect, restoring his vitality.
