Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Incarnate"

A: "blandness incarnate" is a perfect example of blandness. The most bland thing you can imagine.

A: Something that is represented by a human form, mostly used for gods.

example: he is the devil incarnate = this person is the human form of the devil. Used to describe a very evil person

she is mother nature incarnate = this person is the human form of mother nature. Used to describe a loving person who cares very much about nature and the planet.

A: It's to embody or represent in human form
以人的形式体现或代表（神或精神）。

A: It means "embodiment" or "personification" - something in the form of a person, or something that takes the form of a human.

The most common usages are similar to these:
"Jesus Christ is God incarnate"
"That man is evil incarnate."

Hope this helped!

A: They can be synonyms. They are usually used as metaphors to describe how a person is or acts. "Embody" is usually more positive.

"That guy is the devil incarnate." - He is a really bad dude.

"She embodies all the qualities of a good student." - She does everything a good student should do. In this case, embodies=contains

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A: The grammar is correct, but what do you mean?
An incarnate is a being made of flesh.

A: ‎‎‎"He's the incarnate of xx" means that he's the reincarnation of a deceased person 'xx'
"He's the embodiment of xx" Meaning he describes 'xx' just by being himself

A: Incarnate is the same soul in a different body.
Embodiment is a new soul with the same qualities.
Its the only way I’m able to explain.