discarnate
[ dis-kahr-nit, -neyt ]
adjective
without a physical body; incorporeal.
Origin of discarnate
1Other words from discarnate
- dis·car·na·tion, noun
Words Nearby discarnate
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How to use discarnate in a sentence
The spirits discarnate await a chance of entering into women, and being reborn.
The Secret of the Totem | Andrew LangThis intelligence or initiative can surely be as well supplied by the sub-consciousness as by a discarnate intelligence.
Bygone Beliefs | H. Stanley RedgroveHis psychic apparatus never failed in letting him know the proximity of an incarnate or discarnate being.
Day and Night Stories | Algernon BlackwoodWe are aware of unbodied emotions about us, of discarnate moods that mock or invite us.
The Supernatural in Modern English Fiction | Dorothy ScarboroughDark discarnate hate manifests itself to those within reach.
The Supernatural in Modern English Fiction | Dorothy Scarborough
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