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to incarnate
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incarner, matérialiser
to manifest or embody an abstract idea, concept, or quality in a tangible, concrete form
Transitive: to incarnate an idea or concept
Exemples
Through community projects, they aim to incarnate the values of unity and collaboration.
À travers des projets communautaires, ils visent à incarner les valeurs d'unité et de collaboration.
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incarner, personnifier
to embody or represent a concept, idea, deity, or spirit in a physical or bodily form
Intransitive
Transitive: to incarnate sth
Exemples
In religious art, angels are often depicted to incarnate messengers of divine will.
Dans l'art religieux, les anges sont souvent représentés pour incarner les messagers de la volonté divine.
incarnate
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incarné
existing in a physical form, especially in reference to a quality or concept
Exemples
The ancient texts describe him as wisdom incarnate, possessing knowledge beyond his years.
Les textes anciens le décrivent comme la sagesse incarnée, possédant des connaissances au-delà de son âge.
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incarné
taking on a physical or visible form, often from an abstract or conceptual state
Exemples
In various mythologies, it 's thought that deities would become incarnate in certain revered animals, such as eagles or bulls.
Dans diverses mythologies, on pense que les divinités s'incarneraient dans certains animaux vénérés, comme les aigles ou les taureaux.
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disincarnate
reincarnate
incarnate
