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Meanings of transfiguration in English
Portuguese
transfiguração 
Portuguese
6 de agosto Spanish
6 de agosto (Christianity) a church festival held in commemoration of the Transfiguration of Jesus.
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Examples for "Transfiguration Day"
Examples for "Transfiguration Day"
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The infection was detected nearby on a second farm on August 6.
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The European Commission will rule on the planned merger by August 6.
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Final bids for Getty Images are due on August 6, they added.
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Opening statements are scheduled to begin no earlier than August 6.
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It was now August 6, two days after the beginning of the siege.
Portuguese
metamorfose Catalan
metamorfosi Usage of transfiguration in English
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The upper part of the picture discloses the transfiguration of the Saviour.
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For the brief space that it lasted, it was a dark transfiguration.
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A transfiguration had been wrought by one figure, fair to look upon.
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Under this transfiguration, overwhelming him like a series of thunderbolts, Gwynplaine fainted.
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When does this transfiguration take place, so marvellous and yet so natural?
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In a period of time incalculably short, transfiguration had come to her.
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It has already been remarked that such 'transfiguration' is not wholly supernatural.
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Thank God for the mounts of transfiguration where we behold His glory!
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The transfiguration then was the divine defiance of the coming darkness.
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We mark the date with some transfiguration-themed hymns, including Immortal,… Read more Audio
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I wanted that revelation, that moment of transfiguration, never to fade.
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Therefore the witnesses of the transfiguration should have been angels rather than men.
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We now consider Christ's transfiguration; and here there are four points of inquiry:
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They believe in a coming revelation, as well as a transfiguration of Catholicism.
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This twilight hour was always a prolonged moment of transfiguration for the Mont.
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The transfiguration attracted envious attention, and he was besieged with questions.
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