1. having a physical form; embodied in flesh
Usage: often used in religious contexts
2. representing something in its most extreme or perfect form

1. to give physical form to; to embody
Usage: formal

Examples

• Christians believe that Jesus was God incarnate.
• She seemed like evil incarnate with her cruel behavior.
• The dictator was tyranny incarnate.
• He incarnated all the virtues of a good leader.
• The statue incarnates the spirit of freedom.
• Her performance incarnated pure grace and elegance.