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incarnate

1. in.car.nate \in-'ka:r-n*t, -.na-t\ aj [ME incarnat, fr. LL incarnatus, 
   pp. of incarnare to incarnat]e, fr. L in- + carn-, caro flesh - more at 
   CARNAL 1a: invested with bodily esp. human nature and form  1b: EMBODIED, 
   PERSONIFIED {a fiend ~}  2: INCARNADINE {~ clover} 
2. in.car.nate \-.na-t\ vt : to make incarnate : as  : to give bodily form 
   and substance to  : to give a concrete or actual form to : REALIZE, 
   ACTUALIZEM : to constitute an embodiment or type of