incarnation
incarnation Lexical Profile
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• noun
A person who embodies a deity, spirit, or abstract quality in flesh or earthly form.
"Throughout her life of service, she was regarded by many as the very incarnation of compassion and selflessness."
A particular version, form, or phase in a succession of states or developments.
"In its latest incarnation, the historic downtown theater operates as a community arts center."
One of a series of earthly lifetimes that a soul is believed to experience through reincarnation.
"According to the tradition, a person's actions in a previous incarnation help shape their present circumstances."
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Word Origin & Etymology
Borrowed from Old French and Late Latin incarnatio ('the act of being made flesh'), formed from in- ('into') and caro, carnis ('flesh'), originally used in Christian theology to translate the Greek sarkosis.
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