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discarnate Definition

dis·car·nate (dis kärnit)

adjective

not having a physical body; disembodied; incorporeal

discarnate Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • entity: Channel A Medium or ' Sensitive ' who is able to communicate with a discarnate entity.
  • spirit: Remember that the board is a magnet for lower discarnate spirits.
  • being: Judith has now recorded hundreds of conversations with discarnate beings, some of which will be played at the lecture.
  • intelligence: Those who attended the sessions at Scole came away convinced that discarnate intelligences were making direct contact with them.
  • soul: By the following month she learned the spirit or discarnate soul talking to her was a Quaker woman by the name of Patience Worth.
  • psyche: Unless and until the psyche reincarnates, it may sympathetically associate both with incarnate psyches and other discarnate psyches.