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Incarnate
Incarnate verb - To represent in visible form.
Usage example: the general view that Hitler incarnated extreme egotism and indeed evil itself
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Synonyms for Incarnate
Body and incarnate are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Body" instead a verb "Incarnate".
Nearby Words: incarnated, incarnation
Both words in one sentence
- The eponymous Big Bad in "The Curse of Fenric" is described as evil incarnate from almost the beginning of the universe, albeit one without a body of its own, instead possessing others' bodies.
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Using only facial expression, vocal changes and body language, he becomes a completely different character, Nightmare Fuel incarnate.
Source: Split-Personality Makeover - However, he's the devil incarnate in the body of a unfit middle-aged man, and thus has no real defense against physical attacks.
Source: Logical Weakness
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