Incarnate
Incarnate adjective - Possessing or existing in bodily form.
Usage example: an incarnate spirit
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Material and incarnate are semantically related in characteristic topic. In some cases you can use "Material" instead an adjective "Incarnate".
Nearby Words: incarnated, incarnation
Material
Material adjective - Having material or physical form or substance.
Incarnate and material are semantically related in characteristic topic. Sometimes you can use "Incarnate" instead an adjective "Material", if it concerns topics such as bodily.
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While living in the material world forces them to incarnate in the physical form, they still keep all their powers and can assume their true form at will, transcending the physical world easily.
Source: Physical God - Praetor Duncan's plan to kill Diabolique fails because Diabolique's One-Winged Angel form from her Incarnate Trial was used in the promotional material for the issue that arc appeared in.
Source: Doomed by Canon -
Mind Screw: The band is Mind Screw incarnate, their overall concept, their material, their sound, and their lyrical themes border on True Art Is Incomprehensible and appear to be created solely for the purpose of invoking Rule of Cool, Rule of Scary and countless other things.
Source: Music / Dir en grey
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