incarnation

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Synonyms: inclination, excarnation, incantation, carnation, reincarnation, incavation, discarnation, ingannation, incardination, incurvation, incatenation

Antonyms: inclination, excarnation, incantation, carnation, reincarnation, incavation, discarnation, ingannation, incardination, incurvation, incatenation

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Noun

1. An [[incarnate]] being or [[form]].
2. A [[version]] or [[iteration]] (of something).
3. A [[living]] [[being]] [[embody]]ing a [[deity]] or [[spirit]].
4. An [[assumption]] of [[human]] [[form]] or [[nature]].
5. A person or thing regarded as [[embody]]ing or [[exhibit]]ing some [[quality]], [[idea]], or the like.
6. The act of [[incarnate|incarnating]].
7. The state of being [[incarnate]]d.
8. {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[rosy]] or [[red]] [[colour]]; [[flesh]] (the colour); [[carnation]].
9. {{lb|en|medicine|obsolete}} The process of [[heal]]ing [[wound]]s and [[fill]]ing the part with new [[flesh]]; [[granulation]].

Proper noun

1. {{lb|en|Christianity}} The [[doctrine]] that the second person of the [[Trinity]] assumed human form in the person of [[Jesus Christ]] and is fully [[divine]] and fully [[human]].

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