Reincarnates

Part of speech: verb

Definitions

1. To assume a new body or form after death, signifying a return to life in another existence, often reflecting a belief in a perpetual cycle of life and death
2. To enter a new incarnation after departing from a previous living state, symbolizing a transformation into various forms of existence, often grounded in spiritual beliefs
3. To return in a new physical form following death, typically seen as a continuation of the soul's journey

Etymology: "Reincarnates" is the third-person singular form of "reincarnate," which combines the prefix re-, from Latin re- meaning "again" or "back," with "incarnate." Incarnate comes from Late Latin "incarnare," "to make flesh," formed from in- and "caro," meaning flesh, so to reincarnate is to take on flesh once more.

Synonyms: rebirths, resurrects, revives, restores, reestablishes

Antonyms: kills, destroys, terminates, vanquishes, eradicates