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transmigrating (p. pr. & vb. n.)
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transmigrating Sentence Examples
- The ancient spirits transmigrated into the bodies of the living, hoping to experience life anew.
- Legends told of souls transmigrating through countless lives, carrying the wisdom and pain of their pasts.
- The young child claimed to remember a previous life, transmigrating from a distant land.
- The dying man's spirit transmigrated into a bird, soaring high above the earthly realm.
- The sorcerer performed a ritual to transmigrate the essence of an ancient artifact into a new vessel.
- The belief in transmigration shaped the cultural practices of many Eastern philosophies.
- Some scientists theorized that consciousness could transmigrate from one body to another.
- The homeless man's eyes held a haunted look, as if he believed himself to be transmigrating between worlds.
- The writer's imagination transmigrated him to distant lands, inspiring him to create vivid and intricate stories.
- The idea of transmigration challenged the traditional boundaries of life and death, offering a glimpse into the mysterious tapestry of existence.
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The ancient spirits transmigrated into the bodies of the living, hoping to experience life anew.
Legends told of souls transmigrating through countless lives, carrying the wisdom and pain of their pasts.
The young child claimed to remember a previous life, transmigrating from a distant land.
The dying man's spirit transmigrated into a bird, soaring high above the earthly realm.
