reincarnate
Americanverb (used with object)
adjective
verb
adjective
Etymology
Origin of reincarnate
Example Sentences
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One of the first questions was what to call the reincarnated institution.
Throughout the book, elements from a talking fish to a possibly reincarnated dog exist alongside the bleak reality of a country so downtrodden and occupied that even its cartography isn’t in its own language.
From Los Angeles Times
James Carville, advisor to President Bill Clinton, notably once said he wants to be reincarnated as the bond market, because it can intimidate everyone.
From Barron's
As a reincarnated candidate, he trudged on for a few months before dropping out for good, having failed to secure a single convention delegate or win double-digit support in any contest.
From Los Angeles Times
So John Gradus is a journeyer in his own right, learning where he went wrong in life to reach the Lethe and reincarnate.
From Los Angeles Times
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