Meanings of transubstantiate in English

Steak sauce, that classic amalgam of Worcestershire, mustard, and tamarind, has the power to transubstantiate a humble burger to steakhouse eminence.

Father Duré has not actually tasted his wine, but he stares down into the glass as if waiting for it to transubstantiate.

Dare not look in on Miss Martin in case she's transubstantiated.

Today, it was a slumping huddle of black piles slowly being transubstantiated into slime.

Is it without remainder transubstantiated from sheep into dog?

The merest trumpet or organ tone was enough to move him, and high harmonies transubstantiated him.

In fact, Markov had already transubstantiated: he had become energy in one of its rawest, most terrifying forms.

But now, as Fat had seen, God had escaped the confines and was transubstantiating the world; God had become free.