In the flesh
In the flesh adjective - An appearance carried out personally in someone else's physical presence.
Really and in the flesh are semantically related. in in person topic. In some cases you can use "Really" instead an adverb phrase "In the flesh".
Really
Really adverb - In actual fact.
In the flesh and really are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "In the flesh" instead an adverb "Really".
Both terms in one sentence
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He states that if it really were the actual Reznov in the flesh then he would have stuck around and explained himself.
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Sure, we'd see sword cuts in the flesh and some blood when someone was injured, but at no time did we ever see the bloody mess you'd really have with a beheading.
Source: Bloodless Carnage - Even though (Depending on the Writer- originally and frequently, they really are) the New Gods aren't really gods per se, rather being highly advanced aliens, the New God Darkseid has always held himself to be a dark god in the flesh and is indeed worshiped as such by the people of Apokolips.
Source: A God Am I / Comic Books
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