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incarnate

/ɪnˈkɑːneɪt/

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adjective

Incarner, incarné

Embodied in flesh; given a bodily, especially a human, form; personified.

Examples :

"The teacher's passion for history was incarnate in her animated lectures. "

La passion de l'enseignante pour l'histoire était incarnée dans ses conférences animées.

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adjective

Chair, incarnat, cramoisi

Flesh-colored, crimson.

Examples :

"The artist painted the baby's skin a delicate, incarnate hue. "

L'artiste a peint la peau du bébé d'une teinte délicate et incarnate.

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verb

Incarner, s'incarner

To embody in flesh, invest with a bodily, especially a human, form.

Examples :

"The teacher's enthusiasm was so strong, it became incarnate in her vibrant teaching style. "

L'enthousiasme de l'enseignante était si fort qu'il s'est incarné dans son style d'enseignement vibrant.

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verb

S'incarner, s'incarner

To incarn; to become covered with flesh, to heal over.

Examples :

"The cut on his knee, though deep at first, began to incarnate quickly after the application of the ointment, slowly filling in with new skin. "

La coupure à son genou, bien que profonde au début, a commencé à s'incarner rapidement après l'application de la pommade, se comblant lentement de nouvelle peau.

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verb

Incarner, s'incarner

To make carnal; to reduce the spiritual nature of.

Examples :

"The strict rules of the school seemed to incarnate a rigid, impersonal spirit in the students. "

Les règles strictes de l'école semblaient incarner un esprit rigide et impersonnel chez les élèves.

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verb

Incarner, matérialiser

To put into or represent in a concrete form, as an idea.

Examples :

"The teacher incarnated the abstract concept of "democracy" in a classroom scenario with student elections. "

Le professeur a incarné le concept abstrait de « démocratie » dans un scénario de classe avec des élections étudiantes.

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adjective

Immatériel, spirituel

Not in the flesh; spiritual.

Examples :

"Even though my grandfather is no longer with us, his kindness remains incarnate in the many people he helped throughout his life. "

Même si mon grand-père n'est plus parmi nous, sa gentillesse reste immatérielle dans les nombreuses personnes qu'il a aidées tout au long de sa vie.

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