reincarnate
- adjective
- /ˌriːɪnˈkɑːrneɪt/
- And Elon Musk believes that he is a reincarnated king from another life.
And I, I'm basically a reincarnated cat and I do have fur.
- And I, I'm basically a reincarnated cat and I do have fur.
- He thinks he's the reincarnated spirit of Alexander the Great.
- And Elon Musk believes that he is a reincarnated king from another life.
Examples
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And I, I'm basically a reincarnated cat and I do have fur.
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So he thinks that he is some sort of like cross generational reincarnated capitalist Buddha.
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First of all, have you thought about how long you think your new reincarnated fellowship will last under that model?
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You're you're actually this reincarnating soul or spirit.
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Many believe that souls can reincarnate into new bodies after they die.
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In some cultures, people think that a deceased loved one can reincarnate as a new child.
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The notion that a person might reincarnate into another form is common in various religions.
Synonyms
Having new life and energy, like a place that is active again
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Reincarnate comes from re- 'again' and carne 'flesh', the same 'carne' in carnivore which means 'meat-eater', so someone who is reincarnate is 'made flesh again', that is, already born in a new body.