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Meanings of palingenesis in English
Portuguese
palingenesia Spanish
palingenesia Emergence during embryonic development of various characters or structures that appeared during the evolutionary history of the strain or species.
Concept of rebirth or re-creation, used in various contexts in philosophy, theology, politics, and biology.
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Synonyms
Examples for "recapitulation"
Examples for "recapitulation"
1
He said carefully: Because they have physical recapitulation outside the body, Liu.
2
The following is a recapitulation of the propositions and conclusions contended for.
3
A recapitulation of the reign of Sedecias, and the destruction of Jerusalem.
4
It has been said periodically on Comment is Free, but bears remorseless recapitulation.
5
Followed a recapitulation of the greater grievance against the absent offender.
Usage of palingenesis in English
1
They had preserved their character, whereas Gamelin believed in a Revolutionary palingenesis.
2
The birth of a child throws him into dreams of a universal palingenesis.
3
The palingenesis of Leroux or Fourier removes the radical injustice.
4
Its essence is the mystic palingenesis, that is to say, a regeneration brought about by suggestion.
5
It could not last long upon these terms, and again it passed away, and still waits its second palingenesis.
6
Under palingenesis we count those facts of embryology that we can directly regard as a faithful synopsis of the corresponding stem-history.
7
Some can push by the awful hour and live again, but for Anna Dickinson there could be, and was, no such palingenesis.
8
If we pass from India to Egypt, the land of mystery, we again find the world-wide doctrine of palingenesis hidden beneath the same veil.
9
Palingenesis here consisted in dying and being reborn again in Zagreus.
10
Delormel, Descartes, and Lavater were struck with the tremendous importance of the doctrine of Palingenesis.
11
Palingenesis (or "synoptic development") alone enables us to draw conclusions from the observed embryonic form to the stem-form preserved by heredity.
Frequent collocations
Translations for palingenesis
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Palingenesis through the time