incarnation|incarnations in English

noun

[in·car·na·tion || ‚ɪnkɑr'neɪʃn /-'kɑː'n-]

manifestation of a deity or spirit in an earthly form; body or form into which a soul is placed; being made incarnate; person or thing manifesting a certain quality or idea; certain form or state

Use "incarnation|incarnations" in a sentence

1. Later incarnations replaced the keyboards and samplers with an additional guitarist, and further incarnations added a bass guitarist.

2. She was the incarnation of wisdom.

3. I am an immaterial impalpable incarnation.

4. She's the very incarnation of goodness.

5. We must never separate incarnation and atonement.

6. The miser was an incarnation of greed.

7. The Bangtails An earlier incarnation with different drummer …

8. 'Avatara' (अवतार) means 'incarnation' List of Avatars

9. Little had changed here since its previous incarnation.

10. The regime was the very incarnation of evil.

11. He has been a sceptic in all of his previous incarnations.

12. Her first incarnation on EastEnders was too shocking, though.

13. It was too narrow in its previous incarnation.

14. In 3 days Madam's current incarnation as a demon ends,

15. In Hinduism, there have been a number of human incarnations of the Almighty.

16. She's the incarnation of everything I hate about politics.

17. She believes she was an Egyptian queen in a previous incarnation .

18. I worked for her in her earlier incarnation as a lawyer.

19. The Clementine Homilies, an early Christian document, also taught many incarnations of Jesus.

20. All saktyavesa-Avataras are jiva-tattvas, including those who are considered to be incarnations

21. The free trade zone failed in various incarnations, and investment has been only sporadic.

22. He is regarded by most Christians as the Incarnation of God.

23. 26 The free trade zone failed in various incarnations, and investment has been only sporadic.

24. Bardo beer is HERE! And Bardo is in its 4th incarnation

25. He believed he had been a prince in a previous incarnation.