incarnation in Japanese
incarnation in Japanese is 化身 — incarnation means a particular version or form that something takes, especially one in a series of forms.
incarnation in Japanese
化身
Pronounced: keshin
What does "incarnation" mean?
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noun A particular version or form that something takes, especially one in a series of forms.
"This app is the latest incarnation of a tool the company first built a decade ago."
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noun (religion) The idea of a god or spirit taking on human or bodily form.
"The Incarnation is central to Christian theology."
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incarnation in a sentence
- This app is the latest incarnation of a tool the company first built a decade ago.
- The band went through several incarnations before finding success.
- The Incarnation is central to Christian theology.
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What is "incarnation" in Japanese?
"incarnation" in Japanese is 化身. incarnation means: A particular version or form that something takes, especially one in a series of forms.
How do you pronounce 化身?
"incarnation" in Japanese is 化身, pronounced "keshin".
How do you use "incarnation" in a sentence?
Example: "This app is the latest incarnation of a tool the company first built a decade ago." In Japanese, "incarnation" is 化身.
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