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Meanings of intermediate state in English
Existence between one's death and the universal resurrection in some forms of Christian eschatology.
Usage of intermediate state in English
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Now he was in the intermediate state of trying to ascertain which.
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They would not be if it were anything but an intermediate state.
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First, respecting the immediate fate of the dead, an intermediate state.
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May we not say of him, that he is in an intermediate state?
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Corticotropes exhibit an early intermediate state prior to full differentiation.
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But the intermediate state we conceive of is a state of purification and education.
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SOCRATES: And what would you say of the intermediate state?
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Then the intermediate state of rest will be pleasure and will also be pain?
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Tumor-adjacent gene expression was found to represent an intermediate state between healthy and tumor expression.
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Some take this to mean that the intermediate state is a condition of disembodied nakedness.
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There is an intermediate state between pleasure and pain.
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On the next were the saints in Paradise, the intermediate state of the good after death.
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That conjunction is effected in the world of spirits, man then being in an intermediate state.
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Either was, in his view, better than this intermediate state which united the disadvantages of both.
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But there is an intermediate state, the onlooker.
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Electron microscopy reveals a potential fusion intermediate state for uncleaved trimers containing short but not long linkers.
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