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disincarnate
Disincarnate (verb) means to take away someone's physical body, leaving only a spirit or immaterial form.
verb
1
To take away someone's physical body, leaving only a spirit or immaterial form.
2
To die and go on existing without a body, as a spirit or soul.
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What is the meaning of disincarnate?
"disincarnate" (verb) means to take away someone's physical body, leaving only a spirit or immaterial form.
What is the opposite of disincarnate?
The opposite of "disincarnate" is incarnate.
What are the different meanings of disincarnate?
"disincarnate" has 2 main meanings: 1. To take away someone's physical body, leaving only a spirit or immaterial form; 2. To die and go on existing without a body, as a spirit or soul.
