Incarnate
Incarnate adjective - Possessing or existing in bodily form.
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Synonyms for Incarnate
Quick and incarnate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Quick" instead an adjective "Incarnate".
Nearby Words: incarnated, incarnation
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World 3 and 5's...are Platform Hell incarnate, and you'll need the huge lives stockpile you've collected after a few choice sections cost you fifty or so lives in quick succession.
Source: Surprise Difficulty - Some versions of Godzilla himself also qualify, but none so much as his Final Wars incarnate, who shrugged off nuke-scale explosions that left mile-wide craters in the ground, while simultaneously dispatched his enemies with wire-fu maneuvers and amazingly quick reflexes.
Source: Stronger Than They Look
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