Meanings of reincarnate in English

Cesário's getting off Fenris without having to die and reincarnate.

Mauro was a Lucha-sangre of the twelfth century, reincarnate.

But how can you be positive we don't reincarnate?

If anybody can attain to perfection in this life, he is no longer bound to reincarnate.

Another demon is forcing souls to reincarnate themselves in bodies of horses, of dogs, of swine.

In response, the Dalai Lama has suggested he may reincarnate outside China or, perhaps, not at all.

She wonders if Jaidee will ever manage to reincarnate, or if he will continue to haunt her.

Anyway, he has said he will not reincarnate, or if he does it will not be in Tibet.

Their sins expiated, they would reincarnate as men; and some other rebellious tribe would take their place as camels.

It was his own blood, his own life reincarnate in the cheery rider that swung down and grasped his hand.

The East believes in a series of reincarnations, each reincarnate state taking its character from the quality of the life before.

In his music he sought to reincarnate something of the spirit of Beethoven in an idiom of the dissonant 20th century.

If all of humanity died at once, then there would be no wombs and no way to reincarnate souls here on Earth.

Debating the issue with André Gide, St-John Perse deplored the concrete nature of English and its desire to "reincarnate the thing itself".

These low souls live out the tendencies and characteristics of their former earth lives, and reincarnate rapidly in order to pursue their material attractions.

By that reincarnate metric, Darth Maul's animated resuscitation in The Clone Wars is far more riveting than his unnecessary bisecting in The Phantom Menace.