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Meanings of incarnate spirit in English

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Usage of incarnate spirit in English
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He stands like some incarnate spirit of evil in the midst of laughing fools.
Napoleon and the Queen of Prussia
2
The incarnate spirit of the dance took possession of them.
Dawn
3
He was the incarnate spirit of the Renaissance.
The Grey Room
4
The man in whom the people recognised the incarnate spirit of evil was no other than Peter the Great.
Russia
5
He was its incarnate spirit.
The Foolish Virgin
6
It is the incarnate spirit of great leaders, whose influence raises to its utmost height the worth of every follower.
The War With the United States : A Chronicle of 1812
7
Today we make a distinction between a ghost, which is an incarnate spirit, and a vampire, which is a walking corpse.
Vampire forensics: uncovering the origins of an enduring legend
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To the man, as he stood there, she seemed like an incarnate spirit of the wilds, like the soft breath of the Northland spring, like--
A Mating in the Wilds
9
And he, with his incarnate spirit of battle, his gladiator body and his eagle spirit-he was as gentle and tender to me as a poet.
The Iron Heel
10
Scrooge is already an incarnated spirit whose meanness warps nature.
The Guardian
11
And that is a course of folly for incarnate spirits.
Men, Women, and God / A Discussion of Sex Questions from the Chr...
12
He told them, and they believed him, that he was the Umkulunkulu, the incarnated spirit of Prester John.
Prester John
13
The girl seemed to be the incarnated spirit of universal life and light, and I had condescendingly come to marry this goddess.
Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall
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