Incarnate
Incarnate adjective - Possessing or existing in bodily form.
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Sound and incarnate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sound" instead an adjective "Incarnate".
Nearby Words: incarnated, incarnation
Both words in one sentence
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If a lot of their giveaways make them sound like evil incarnate, it's worth remembering that even the nice ones have a Jekyll & Hyde complex.
Source: Glamour Failure - It is the latter aspect which makes the band so infamous, as they tend to divide metalheads into those who consider the vocals to be Nightmare Fuel incarnate, and those who consider them to sound completely ridiculous ("sounds like a dying cat" being a common accusation).
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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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